using row and column in HYPERLINK?

merlin777

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I want to go to a cell (on the same sheet) using HYPERLINK but I won't have the column letter and row number but I will have the column number and row number.

Can those be used in the HYPERLINK function or do I have to convert them?

I found this:

=SUBSTITUTE(ADDRESS(1,COLUMN(),4),"1","")

but it's a bit cumbersome. Is there a more elegant way of doing it in the context of the HYPERLINK function? Please note that I don't have numbers for the column and row but I'll be calculating them from formulas that i'll need to insert into the function.
Thanks!
 

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