HYPERLINK in an outlook reminder to an ALREADY OPEN workbook

Okay,
This is an odd one. Is there any way to:
Create an outlook reminder (already done, code below) that, in the body, has a hyperlink to an already open workbook on a specific sheet without asking to reopen the workbook?
I have the workbook and the add reminder code (posted below).
Clearly, the line in question is "objAppointment.Body="
Thanks in advance for your help.

Darren

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Great Brainstorming.
Yeah, I was pretty sure of the answer to that one out of the gate, but didn't want to flat out say I didn't think it was possible, as there are way to many brainiacs in here to prove me wrong.
I like your thought process though. Essentially, a macro would run when the new workbook is opened. However, there would be no redirect to the correct file from the personal.xlsb as there would be no code transferred over from the reminder making it more work than it is worth.

It's a great idea in theory (the whole outlook reminder taking you straight to the page---thing), but I guess it's not going to worth the end result of "sketchy at best."

Thanks for the effort/input SOLUS!

Have a great day.

Darren

Same workbook, just a different sheet each time. Each sheet is a different "client". As such, the reminders involve doing something for that particular client (that sheet in the workbook) each time. That's why I wanted the link to just take you to the sheet in the workbook where the activity is planned. Rather then having to go to the reminder when it pops up, closing and/or deleting the reminder, then going back into the workbook and searching for the client/sheet relating to the reminder.

Did any of that make sense? Just ate, so I am in a bit of a food coma right now.

Thanks again,

Darren