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excel tip: use the hyperlink function to link to a cell on another worksheet. multiple links to websites, other docu*ents or cells in the current docu*ent based upon cell data. you can create a static hyperlink without it, but if you have a list of urls or file paths, the function can allow you to dynamically create links to them without having to create each one individually and with the added advantage that the links will update if the it's a really simple function to use, but the excel help function is very vague on how to use it to link to cells on another sheet in the first of all a quick introduction on how to use the hyperlink function. where the link address can be a file path, a cell location or a url. the excel help on the function gives a useful list of the syntax for the friendly name is optional and is the string you want to appear as the hyperlink. if this argument is not entered, the link address will the hyperlinks in column c are created using the hyperlink function, the formula in c2 being: this can then be copied down the column. columns a and b could be hidden or on a different sheet making the hyperlinks a user-friendly now let's say we had a sales workbook with a sheet for each department and a summary sheet listing all departments' sales, with the sales total being in cell h7 on each sheet. let us also as*ume that the department name is used as the tab name for each sheet. we want the summary sheet to show three columns as below:..with column b showing the sales total in cell h7 on each of the sheets, and column c being a hyperlink to cell h7 on each of the the preceding single quote ('), the contents of cell a2 (retail) and '!h7. the reason for placing the single quotes around the tab name is to allow for spaces in the tab name. you would then think that you could enter the following in cell c2: nb: indirect is not needed here because the hyperlink function expects a link in the form of a string...but each of these return an error when you click on the hyperlink.