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by - delegate Regina [3 posts] (2008 Jan 28 Mon, 16:23) replyReply

how to create links between a workbook and other docs as pdf?

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by - trainer Richard platinum contributer[818 posts] (2008 Jan 30 Wed, 09:34) replyReply

Hi Regina

Thank you for your question regarding creating links between different types of documents.

A simple way to do this is to use INSERT > HYPERLINK when you are in any Microsoft Office application. The shortcut for this operation is CTRL+K.

Once you have accessed the interface, simply choose the destination of the hyperlink. In your case you would want to navigate to the PDF that you want to open when you click the hyperlink.

Does that answer your question?

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