Incrementing a formula down a column

Stephen_IV

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Good evening,

How do I get the formula below to increment down a column
=HYPERLINK("#Sheet1!D1","Section1")

When I pull down I would like
=HYPERLINK("#Sheet1!D2","Section1")
=HYPERLINK("#Sheet1!D3","Section1")
=HYPERLINK("#Sheet1!D4","Section1")
and so on.

Thanks in advance!
 

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Rick Rothstein

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I think you want the first formula to be this (no quotes on first argument, apostrophes around its sheet name)...

=HYPERLINK('#Sheet1'!D1,"Section1")
 
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Stephen_IV

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Hi Rick,
Thanks for answering my post. Your formula try's to open up a file. What I am looking for is to be able to hyperlink each cell in a column. So for instance I would like column M to hyperlink back to column D. So M1 would hyperlink back to D1, M2 hyperlink back to D2, M3 hyperlink back to D3 and so on. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
 
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RoryA

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Try this:
=HYPERLINK("#Sheet1!D"&ROWS($A$1:$A1),"Section1")
 
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Stephen_IV

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Rory,

Perfect, I can't thank you enough! I appreciate your help!
 
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