It is not possible to place a clickable link in an input field due to the fact that the input field cannot have an end tag, thus cannot have HTML in it (source: https://html.spec.whatwg.org/#the-input-element).

To solve this without using the input field as the actual link, you'd likely want to hide the input field and, as Zhiyong mentioned, use custom HTML instead. I don't know Javascript well enough to tell you the exact code needed for this, but the general idea is that it would loop through each row of your table and get the value of the field containing the link, then change the custom HTML field of that same row to contain the link HTML.

Another (easier) option would depend on whether the link HTML could be generated (either by using a workflow or by using a field formula in a previous form) before this form is filled out or not. If the link does not exist until this form is being filled out, Javascript is the only possibility.

Another bit of info that may help. The URL i always the same. The only thing that changes is that number in the link. That number is the entry name.