Method 1 – Create a Hyperlink Based on Cell Value in the Context Menu in Excel
Create hyperlinks to click a month name an be redirected to the sales report of that month in another sheet (Sheet2 in January-21).
Here is Sheet2 with the sales report of January-21.
Step 1:
- In Sheet1, select B5.
- Right-click to open the Context Menu.
- Select Link.
A dialog box will open.
Step 2:
- In Link to, click Place in This Document.
- In ‘Type the cell reference’, enter B4.
- Select Sheet2 in Cell Reference.
- Click OK.
The hyperlink will be added to B5 in Sheet1.
Step 3:
- Click the text in B5.
You’ll be redirected to B4 in Sheet2. Follow the same procedure to create hyperlinks for all months in Sheet1.
Read more: How to Hyperlink to Cell in Excel
Method 2 – Use the HYPERLINK function to Add a Hyperlink to Another Sheet in Excel
The generic formula of the HYPERLINK function is:
=HYPERLINK(link_location, [friendly_name])
The first argument selects the location the hyperlink will redirect you to. The Hash symbol (#) before the location keeps the search in the same workbook. The entire first argument in enclosed with Double-quotes (“ “).
The text value in the second argument is present in the cell containing the hyperlink.
Sheet1 has an additional column with the Hyperlinks header.
- Use the formula:
=HYPERLINK("#Sheet2!B4","Click here")
B4 in Sheet2 is referred to. The customized message is ‘Click here’.
- Press Enter to see the text with the hyperlink.
- Click the hyperlinked text in C5 in Sheet1 and you’ll be redirected to B4 in Sheet2.
Read More: How to Add Hyperlink to Another Sheet in Excel
Method 3 – Applying the Cell Drag-and-Drop Method to Create a Hyperlink to Another Sheet
Save your workbook first.
Step 1:
- Drag your mouse pointer to the cell border of the reference value.
A Plus (+) sign will be displayed.
Step 2:
- Right-click.
- Hold the button and drag it in the Sheet name in which you want to add the hyperlink.
- Press and hold ALT.
Step 3:
- In the new worksheet, release ALT.
- Drag your mouse pointer to the cell in which you’ll add the hyperlink.
- Release the mouse pointer there and the Context Menu will open.
Step 4:
- Choose ‘Create Hyperlink Here’.
You’ll see the hyperlink.
Read More: How to Create a Drop Down List Hyperlink to Another Sheet in Excel
Method 4 – Create a Dynamic Hyperlink Based on the Cell Value with a Combined Formula
Create hyperlinks based on the values of a drop-down list.
The image below is (Sheet2).
- Enter the formula in C5:
=HYPERLINK("#"&CELL("address",INDEX(Sheet2!B5:B13,MATCH(B5,Sheet2!B5:B13,0))),"Click here")
- Press Enter.
- Click the hyperlink in C5 and you’ll be redirected to B5 in Sheet2.
- You can select any other month (here, June-21) from the drop-down list in Sheet1.
- And click the hyperlink in C5.
You’ll be now redirected to B10 in Sheet2.
Read More: How to Create Dynamic Hyperlink in Excel
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