Google Sheets | Create Hyperlink without Using Formula | Edit | Remove Link | Spreadsheet Tutorial
In Google Sheets, you can create a hyperlink either by using the Insert Link menu or HYPERLINK function . This tutorial gives the steps to create a hyperlink without using the function. A project relating to creating a course, which uses hyperlinks to navigate the course content, demos the steps.
You can link text, which can be one or more words, to a website, spreadsheet, named range, or another sheet in the same spreadsheet.
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Edit or remove a link easily.
To create a hyperlink, first click the cell with the text in which you want to
embed the link. Next, click Insert link. Type the URL of the destination
resource, for example, google.com. Or, search for the file to which you want to link the text, typing the first few characters of the file name.
Test the link by hovering the cursor over the hypertext. Click the destination site name or link address in the drop-down menu that appears. The destination site or file opens in a new tab.
To link to a named range, first name the range, then click Insert link. Click
Sheets and named ranges. Select the name range.
If you wish to remove a link, you can do so in a few, simple steps. Click the
hypertext from which you want to remove the link. From the drop-down menu, click Remove link.
Review this video tutorial, which gives the steps to create hyperlinks in Google Sheets, without using the HYPERLINK function, with examples. As mentioned before, the tutorial demos the steps to create hyperlinks through a project, pertaining to creating a course and navigating its content through hyperlinks.