You can use links in a Numbers document to link between sheets, start email messages and phone calls, and also link to web pages. You can also use the HYPERLINK function to create dynamic links with values from other cells.
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Comments: 6 Responses to “Using Links in Mac Numbers”
Sheldon
6 months ago
Thanks bunches
Rob
6 months ago
I truly learn something new with each video that you create. Sometimes we just need to see it in action and it all starts to make sense. Great video.
Cheryl Fleming
6 months ago
Wow. Great video. Thank you!
nick
4 months ago
Hi Gary, I may have asked about this in the past. It's a shame we can't create an hyperlink to a file on your computer, as you can in Excel. It's great for creating a link to a report or something else in a database listing. I even tried in Finder to right-click on a file in the path window at the bottom and select "Copy as Pathname" and pasting that into Numbers but it does not format it as an hyperlink. BTW I've submitted this as a feature request to Apple.
Thanks bunches
I truly learn something new with each video that you create. Sometimes we just need to see it in action and it all starts to make sense. Great video.
Wow. Great video. Thank you!
Hi Gary, I may have asked about this in the past. It's a shame we can't create an hyperlink to a file on your computer, as you can in Excel. It's great for creating a link to a report or something else in a database listing. I even tried in Finder to right-click on a file in the path window at the bottom and select "Copy as Pathname" and pasting that into Numbers but it does not format it as an hyperlink. BTW I've submitted this as a feature request to Apple.
nick: Have you seen my video on this? https://macmost.com/link-from-document-to-document-on-your-mac.html
One nice thing about getting old is I re-discover things I saw before :) thx