Hyperlink

Ben_UK

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Hiya Board,

I have a hyperlink on on sheet A in workbook 1
....the hyperlink takes you to workbook 2

There are 10 sheets in workbook 2 (1 - 10)

I want the hyperlink to always go to sheet 1 when it opens the workbook,

How do I achieve this?

I have also tried using a command button instead of a hyperlink


Code:
Private Sub Workbook_Open ()

Worksheets ("1").Activate

End Sub

I know I am making a silly mistake somewhere!

Any help would be appreciated,

Kind Regards
Ben.
 

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