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by - delegate Dominique [3 posts] (2007 Sep 20 Thu, 16:33) replyReply

how do i create hyperlinks?

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RE: hyperlinks

by - trainer Katie gold contributer[214 posts] (2007 Sep 25 Tue, 15:45) replyReply

Hi Dominique,

Thank you for your question.

You can set hyperlink on:
1) Cell or
2) Data or
3) Pictures / drawings

To set up hyperlink:
1) Select the object you want to link
2) CTRL+k
3) Set destination
a) Type in web address; or
b) Select part in your workbook; or
c) Select a file on your computer; or
d) Set up an email address with email subject
4) ScreenTip: type in message on yellow smart-tag
5) Press OK

Hope this helps.

Katie


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