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Hyperlink to a row/cell in the same sheet?

Jennifer Hegman

I am working on an "issues log" in smartsheet and I want the ability to respond to duplicate issue by marking it as duplicate (checkbox) and the next column (Duplicate Of) place the auto numbered row number of the duplicate issue. I would then like to put in the next column (Duplicate Link) a hyperlink to jump to that row. Is there any function that allows me to do this? Hyperlink to other smartheet and cell linking don't seem to be the right option.

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JohnHinkle

There isn’t a way to create a link that will jump to another row. You could add the row number then use the keyboard shortcut CTRL + G to go to the row.

Andrée Starå

Hi,

I have a workaround that might help.

Create a Table of content section in the sheet (at the top)
Create a new column (Count)
Use the following formula in the Count column.

=1 + 0 (Copy down the whole sheet)
Create a new column (RowID)
Use the following formula in the RowID column, cell 1. =COUNT(Count$1:Count@row) (Copy down the whole sheet)
Create a new column (Row)
Use the following formula in the Row column.

="CTRL/CMD+G " + RowID@row
Link the different sections of the sheet to the ToC in the at the top with the following formula. =Row16 (for row 16)
Try it by pressing the CTRL/CMD + G combination and type the number from the ToC section that you want to jump to.
You can also combine the Row and Task Name column and hide the Count, RowID and Row columns.

Please see the attached link/screenshot for more information.

https://cl.ly/d71b0a

Depending on your country you’ll need to exchange the semi-colon to a comma in the above formulas.

I hope this helps you!

Best,

Andrée Starå

Workflow Consultant @ Get Done Consulting

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