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I am conceived, that we can hyperlink some cell within the another cell text.

I was trying to do something like this:

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But it doesn't work.

         "The locality sketch indicates" &'Frontsheet!D13'&" location: Building Overview"

These links: How to replace the middle of an Excel cell? https://support.office.com/en-gb/article/work-with-hyperlinks-in-excel-7fc80d8d-68f9-482f-ab01-584c44d72b3e Excel 2010 - Hyperlink Text Only & Not Entire Cell

doesn't really help.

I would like to have an active link to another cell, embedded inside the text in the active cell. Is it possible?

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  • https://superuser.com/questions/428299/hyperlinking-a-piece-of-text-in-excel. I'm not sure why there's an accepted answer to that last link you mentioned. Definitely does not work (at least in Excel 2016). I'm not sure this is possible. – BigBen Dec 04 '19 at 13:04

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I found the solution. The concatenation is not needed, because we can do it like this:

  ="Photograph indicates the entrance elevation of "&Frontsheet!D27&"." 

placing the = before quote, next put everything inside the quote and use & for separation between our text and link in the cell. The Quote indicates our text. & - indicates what we want to hyperlink. If I wouldn't back to the quote here "." my sentence works without the dot at the end.

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