If you always wish to refer to explicit rows in the text (by text) it seams obvious that you will not change your table often. Therefore you can automate the referencing using Mico's suggestions.
I have created a new table environment which automatically creates labels for the tables according to a user defined prefix, furthermore there is a correction to the anchor placement to enable the correct linking:
\begin{refltable}{<table format>}{<ref prefix>}
This can be used in the following way:
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{hyperref,array,longtable}
\newcounter{tablerowno}
% New environment for the longtable, this will set it up correctly
\makeatletter
\newenvironment{refltable}[2]{%
\setcounter{tablerowno}{0}
\begin{longtable}{>{\stepcounter{tablerowno}\raisebox{\f@size pt}{\phantomsection}\label{#2\thetablerowno}}#1}}%
{%
\end{longtable}%
}
\makeatother
% In order for the link to pop-up the correct row we have to raise
% the anchor of the link, this is done using the size of the font (\f@size).
% This will also capture \Huge, \LARGE, etc.
\begin{document}
\begin{refltable}{cl}{r}
Content of row 1 \\
Content of row 2 \\ Content of row 3 \\
Content of row 4 \\ Content of row 5 \\
Content of row 6 \\ Content of row 7 \\
Content of row 8 \\ Content of row 9 \\
Content of row 10\\
Content of row 11\\
Content of row 12
\end{refltable}
As one can see in \hyperref[r10]{row 10} and \hyperref[r1]{row 1}.
\begin{refltable}{cl}{secr}
Content of row 1 \\
Content of row 2 \\ Content of row 3 \\
Content of row 4 \\ Content of row 5 \\
Content of row 6 \\ Content of row 7 \\
Content of row 8 \\ Content of row 9 \\
Content of row 10\\
Content of row 11\\
Content of row 12
\end{refltable}
As one can see in \hyperref[secr10]{row 10} and \hyperref[secr1]{row 1} together with \hyperref[r1]{row 1} of the first table.
\end{document}
However, you might be better off by using the manual way by Mico as it would ensure that you dont accidentally reference a wrong row in the table.
\labelreferencing the\captionof the float and not the row. Otherwise the link would have been correct, as in the linked question. OP, please correct me if I am wrong. I have also asked the OP in the linked question to make the title more general. – nickpapior May 08 '12 at 14:08\phantomsectioncommand in front of each\labelcommand in your code, things should work fine. If you need to have links only to certain rows of the table, take a look at my answer for a possible solution. – Mico May 08 '12 at 14:37