Hyperlink to PDF file

I need to create a hyperlink in Excel sheet stored in our LAN network to PDF document stored on web (several hyperlinks in same Excel sheet to different chapters in the same PDF file). My question is if there is another possibility how to get through then the way to set destination because we got only Adobe Reader (which does not support to create them) not the full Acrobat. And my second question is if I get an access to Adobe Acrobat if it will works for the rest of team that have only the Adobe Reader. Thank you very much in advance

You don't need Acrobat to create a hyperlink in an Excel sheet!  You just paste the URL into Excel, and you are ready to go.
See this article how to link to specific pages within a PDF: http://blogs.adobe.com/tcs/2011/01/tcs-specific/linking-to-a-page-within-a-pdf-and-more.ht ml

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