Placing a Hyperlink into a document creates a shortcut to find related information. Microsoft Excel has several features to create a hyperlink in your worksheet.

You can use a menu command to create a hyperlink to a named range or you can use a simple drag-and-drop trick.

Hyperlinks enables the user to jump from one location to another. We explain how to use a Hyperlink Function in Microsoft Excel.

By using cell references and concatenation, you can create links that update automatically based on user input or changes in your data. Build Navigation Dashboards in Excel Watch this video on ...

Use Hyperlink Function/Formula Another way to manually add a table of contents in Excel is by using the Hyperlink Function.

If you have a Microsoft Office Excel 2010 spreadsheet, you can easily create a hyperlink to a Word document and place it anywhere in the spreadsheet.

Excel does its best to handle hyperlinks, even though they're ungainly in spreadsheets. Here are tricks you'll need to keep them under control.

One thing that Excel can do that Numbers can't: Insert hyperlinks from spreadsheets to local files. But one Hints reader found a work-around.