Follow hyperlink by duplicate value

Julio_IPS

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Office Version
  1. 365
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  1. Windows
Hi, I don't know if I qualify as Rookie at this code, but I need to be able to batch open hyperlinked files from a table based on duplicate part numbers sorted in 2 rows. I will have the hyperlinked part numbers in column B, which will remain static, being compared to the cut and paste part numbers exported from my ERP software. The dream is that when I compare the two columns the ones that match and have hyperlinks wil have the matched files opened in Revu so that I can combine them into a single document for submittal.
I'm stuck on how to define the follow hyperlink command can anyone help me out?

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