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How to link to an existing file or web page, or link to the same work book in Excel.

To create a hyperlink in Excel, execute the following steps.

1. On the Insert tab, in the Links group, click Hyperlink.

The ‘Insert Hyperlink’ dialog box appears.

Worked Example:   How to work on another Workbook in Excel -- External References

Existing File or Web Page

To create a link to an existing file or web page, execute the following steps.

1a. To create a link to an existing Excel file, select a file (use the Look in drop-down list, if necessary).

1b. To create a link to a web page, type the Text to display, the Address, and click OK.

Worked Example:   How to work on another Workbook in Excel -- External References

Result:

Note: if you want to change the text that appears when you hover over the link, click ScreenTip.

Place in This Document

To create a link to a place in this document, execute the following steps.

Worked Example:   How to work on another Workbook in Excel -- External References

1. Click ‘Place in This Document’ under Link to.

2. Type the Text to display, the cell reference, and click OK.

Result:

Note: if you want to change the text that appears when you hover over the link, click ScreenTip.

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