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I am designing a document that will contain four separate tables, based on
departments in my company. As these tables continue to grow with information (XYZ department will have a 15 page table, ABC department may have a 20 page table), I'd like the ability to hyperlink to the beginning of any one department table, from any page of a table. Since repeating rows only copies the text forward and not the hyperlink, does anyone have any suggestions on how I can get these hyperlinks to appear on every page? I've tried the header/footer section, but you have to double-click to access it, and then click once more to follow the link. I'm hoping to make this more seamless. This document is strictly tables, so a TOC won't work either. Is there anything else I can try? |
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Let's say I have Tables A, B, C & D. If I'm on page 5 or 15 of Table A, I
want a hyperlink to jump to Table B or C. I don't want to create each link manually as the Tables will continue to grow with information and I won't be keeping up with page numbers. Any suggestions? "Jezebel" wrote: There is almost certainly a better way. What is the problem that your hyperlinks are intended to solve? "DC Organizer" DC wrote in message ... I am designing a document that will contain four separate tables, based on departments in my company. As these tables continue to grow with information (XYZ department will have a 15 page table, ABC department may have a 20 page table), I'd like the ability to hyperlink to the beginning of any one department table, from any page of a table. Since repeating rows only copies the text forward and not the hyperlink, does anyone have any suggestions on how I can get these hyperlinks to appear on every page? I've tried the header/footer section, but you have to double-click to access it, and then click once more to follow the link. I'm hoping to make this more seamless. This document is strictly tables, so a TOC won't work either. Is there anything else I can try? |
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That's still begging the question. The hyperlinks seems to be a
*solution* -- but to what? If you want to be able to jump, always, to the start of the table, why not add a toolbar with buttons A, B, C, & D: click the button to jump to the start of the table? But -- indulge my curiosity -- why do you need to jump to the start of your tables so often that you need to automate the method? "DC Organizer" wrote in message ... Let's say I have Tables A, B, C & D. If I'm on page 5 or 15 of Table A, I want a hyperlink to jump to Table B or C. I don't want to create each link manually as the Tables will continue to grow with information and I won't be keeping up with page numbers. Any suggestions? "Jezebel" wrote: There is almost certainly a better way. What is the problem that your hyperlinks are intended to solve? "DC Organizer" DC wrote in message ... I am designing a document that will contain four separate tables, based on departments in my company. As these tables continue to grow with information (XYZ department will have a 15 page table, ABC department may have a 20 page table), I'd like the ability to hyperlink to the beginning of any one department table, from any page of a table. Since repeating rows only copies the text forward and not the hyperlink, does anyone have any suggestions on how I can get these hyperlinks to appear on every page? I've tried the header/footer section, but you have to double-click to access it, and then click once more to follow the link. I'm hoping to make this more seamless. This document is strictly tables, so a TOC won't work either. Is there anything else I can try? |
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