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- Sep 10, 2018
Hi Jules,
You can insert a hyperlink for each quesion to point it to a specific cell reference in the same sheet or in another sheet.
To do that, select the question then press Ctrl+K to open Insert Hyperlink dialog box.
Then select Place in This Document, specify the sheet, type the cell reference, and then hit OK.
Hope that helps
Haytham
Hi Jules,
You can insert a hyperlink for each quesion to point it to a specific cell reference in the same sheet or in another sheet.
To do that, select the question then press Ctrl+K to open Insert Hyperlink dialog box.
Then select Place in This Document, specify the sheet, type the cell reference, and then hit OK.
Hope that helps
Haytham
Haytham,
I am having problems using Hyperlinks to Cells within the same Excel Sheet, but the only similar thread I could find was this one that you previously responded to.
Is there any way you can use Absolute Cell Referencing (ie $G$1) in the Hyperlink?
In your example, Relative Cell Referencing (G1) is used, and that is all I have been able to do in a Spreadsheet I am trying to work on. However, if in your simple example, you then insert another Column or Row (Left of G, or above 1), the Hyperlink will point to the wrong Cell (as it does not automatically update).
I hope that you can understand what I am trying to say, and that you are still around to help.
If not, could anyone else help?
Thanks in advance,
Craig H
- Haytham AmairahMay 29, 2019Silver Contributor
Hi CraigHealdpoint,
The problem with hyperlinks in Excel is that they are related to the location, not the content!
But there is a workaround as follows:
- Select cell G1
- Go to the Name Box in the left-hand corner of the sheet
- Give it a defined name
- Go to Insert Hyperlink
- Point the hyperlink to the defined name instead of the cell address
- Click OK
- Do the same thing with the cell G2
Hope that helps
Regards,
Haytham
- TwifooMay 29, 2019Silver Contributor
Enclose the link_location argument of HYPERLINK with double quotes, like this:
=HYPERLINK("#'Destination Sheet'!G1","LinkName")
- AnnabelleC1820Jul 10, 2024Copper Contributor
Thank you. This worked well for me!!