We have a worksheet called Sheet1 with the names of some students and their marks. We will add hyperlinks to this sheet in another worksheet of the same workbook or a different workbook.
Method 1 – Inserting the HYPERLINK Function to Add a Hyperlink to Another Sheet in Excel
Case 1.1 – Adding a Hyperlink to Different Worksheets in the Same Workbook
We have opened a worksheet called Sheet2Â in the same workbook and created an empty table there to insert the hyperlinks for the marks.
Steps:
- Select a cell and enter the HYPERLINK function.
The Syntax of the HYPERLINK Function is:
=HYPERLINK(link_location,friendly_name)To create a link to cell C5 of Sheet1, the link_location will be #Sheet1!C4. The friendly_name argument is the displayed text. We’ll use Marks.
- Use the following complete formula:
=HYPERLINK("#Sheet1!C5","Marks")- Press Enter.
- Use the Fill Handle tool and drag it down from the C5 to C21.
- You will get all the hyperlinked marks in the below image.
- The symbol (#) denotes that the worksheet is from the same workbook.
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Case 1.2 – Adding Hyperlinks to Different Worksheets in Different Workbooks
To create a hyperlink to a worksheet of a different workbook, enter the name of the workbook before the worksheet name, enclosed by a square bracket [ ], inside the HYPERLINK function.
Steps:
- To create a hyperlink to cell C5 of Sheet1 of Book1, the HYPERLINK formula will be:
=HYPERLINK("[Book1]Sheet1!C5","Marks")- You will get the same results for the different worksheets.
- The two workbooks must be in the same folder. Otherwise, you have to enter the full location (file path) of the workbook.
Read More: How to Hyperlink to Cell in Excel
Method 2 – Using the Context Menu to Add a Hyperlink to Another Sheet in Excel
Case 2.1 – Adding a Hyperlink to Different Worksheets in the Same Workbook
Steps:
- Right-click on the cell where you want to enter the hyperlink.
- Select Link from the options.
- You will get a dialog box called Insert Hyperlink.
- Select Place in this Document from the left panel.
- In the Text to Display box, enter the name of the link to show. We put Marks.
- In the Type the Cell reference box, enter the cell reference of the cell that you want to link: C5.
- In the select a place in this document box, select the worksheet name to which you want to link: Sheet1.
- Click OK.
- You can AutoFill the links to the other cells.
Read More: Excel Hyperlink with Shortcut Key
Case 2.2 – Adding Hyperlink to Different Worksheets in Different Workbooks
Steps:
- Follow the same procedure as discussed above to open the Insert Hyperlink dialog box.
- Choose Existing File or Web Page.
- Find the workbook to which you want to link. We want to link to Book1.
- Click OK. You will find a hyperlink created on your selected cell connecting you to the desired workbook.
- You can’t link to a specific cell in a different workbook in this way. You can just link to the workbook.
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doesn’t work in Excel360 (online version)
Hello Leonardo Lagos,
You can use the HYPERLINK function in Excel 360 online version.
Insert the following formula in your formula bar: =HYPERLINK(“#’SheetName’!A1”, “Link Text”)
But unfortunately, you can’t directly use the context menu to add a hyperlink to another sheet in Excel Online. You’ll need to use the formula approach described above.
Regards
ExcelDemy