Google Spreadsheet Dynamic Hyperlink - google-sheets

I am trying to create a dynamic hyperlink that checks references cell "J2" and checks "Options!B4:BI14" range for a match. I am trying to get the label to be the matching cells value, and the link to go to the cell.
Using the below formula I am getting the right label, right cell, and right link address, but its still not opening the sheet and linking to the cell when I click on it
=HYPERLINK(SUBSTITUTE("#"&CELL("address",index(Options!B4:BI14,Match(Options!B4,Options!B4:B14,0),Match(J2,Options!B8:BI8,0))),"$",""),index(Options!B4:BI14,Match(Options!B4,Options!B4:B14,0),Match(J2,Options!B8:BI8,0)))
Is there an easier way to accomplish what I am trying to do?

you do miss a gid and you should use range. example:

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