I have an excel spreadsheet workbook that users view on the web in their browser (Where the spreadsheet is actuall viewed in IE). This spreadsheet contains hyperlinks. Although most users simply save the spreadsheet to their hard drive, others tend to click on the link while viewing the workbook in the browser. The problem is that IE tries to open the link in the same browser window. This normally would not be a problem as long as no changes were made to the sheet (ex: resize a column). If there is a change, IE prompt you to either accept the change, reject the change, or cancel the action. What I need to do is have the link open in another IE window. The formula I use in the cells that contain the hyperlink is “=HYPERLINK(“http://www.fedex.com/Tracking?tracknumbers=”&A1&”,”&B1, Track Now)”). This command does not allow for any other parameters. The “hyperlink wizard” in excel does not support this type of formatting. Does anyone know any other way to make a hyperlink in an excel spreadsheet viewed in IE over the web open in another window rather than the current window. I wish that the excel hyperlinks supported HTML so I can use the “target=”_blank” but it doesn’t. I’ll give 500 points to anyone that can make this work reliably.