Excel supports the use of hyperlinks and it is a very useful feature, allowing you to point out information from a website or file (E.g a .pdf file, a word document). This article will show you how to ...

Type or paste the corresponding URL to add Hyperlinks to Excel From our point of view, the easiest way to add hyperlinks to an Excel document is to paste or type the URL into the relevant cell.

Click the "Insert" tab on the Microsoft Excel toolbar and click "Shapes." Click the first icon on the "Rectangles" category and draw a box around the piece of text you want as your first hyperlink.

Link to a PDF Instead In some cases, you may not wish to embed the PDF directly in the Excel spreadsheet file. This may be confusing to some users and will make the Excel file larger.

Hyperlinks have been around for a long time, but some Excel users just don’t use them. One way your users can put them to good use is to create a simple table of contents sheet.