Assigning a Hyperlink to a Shape, Image, or Chart
by Mark Dodge and Craig Stinson
Microsoft® Excel® 2010 Inside Out
- Microsoft® Excel® 2010 Inside Out
- Dedication
- A Note Regarding Supplemental Files
- Acknowledgments
- Questions and Support
- Conventions and Features Used in This Book
- 1. Examining the Excel Environment
- 1. What’s New in Microsoft Excel 2010
- New and Improved for 2010
- Backstage View
- Ribbon Customization
- Sparklines
- Paste Preview
- Improved Picture Editing
- Office Web Apps
- Slicers
- Improved Conditional Formatting
- New Functions and Functional Consistency
- Improved Math Equation Support
- Improved Charting Capacity
- Additional SmartArt Graphics
- 64-Bit Edition
- Office Mobile 2010
- If You Missed the Last Upgrade
- Retired in 2007
- If You Missed the Last Two Upgrades
- Onward
- New and Improved for 2010
- 2. Exploring Excel Fundamentals
- What Happens After You Install Excel?
- Examining the Excel 2010 Workspace
- Exploring File Management Fundamentals
- Importing and Exporting Files
- Using the Help System
- Recovering from Crashes
- 3. Custom-Tailoring the Excel Workspace
- 4. Security and Privacy
- 1. What’s New in Microsoft Excel 2010
- 2. Building Worksheets
- 5. Planning Your Worksheet Design
- 6. How to Work a Worksheet
- 7. How to Work a Workbook
- 3. Formatting and Editing Worksheets
- 8. Worksheet Editing Techniques
- Copying, Cutting, and Pasting
- Inserting and Deleting
- Undoing Previous Actions
- Editing Cell Contents
- Finding and Replacing Stuff
- Getting the Words Right
- Editing Multiple Worksheets
- Auditing and Documenting Worksheets
- Outlining Worksheets
- Consolidating Worksheets
- 9. Worksheet Formatting Techniques
- Formatting Fundamentals
- Using Themes and Cell Styles
- Formatting Conditionally
- Formatting in Depth
- Using Template Files to Store Formatting
- 8. Worksheet Editing Techniques
- 4. Adding Graphics and Printing
- 10. Creating and Formatting Graphics
- Using the Shapes Tools
- Creating WordArt
- Creating SmartArt
- Inserting Other Graphics
- Formatting Graphics
- Working with Graphic Objects
- More Tricks with Graphic Objects
- 11. Printing and Presenting
- 10. Creating and Formatting Graphics
- 5. Creating Formulas and Performing Data Analysis
- 12. Building Formulas
- Formula Fundamentals
- Using Functions: A Preview
- Working with Formulas
- Naming Cells and Cell Ranges
- Using Names in Formulas
- Defining and Managing Names
- Editing Names
- Workbook-Wide vs. Worksheet-Only Names
- Creating Names Semiautomatically
- Naming Constants and Formulas
- Using Relative References in Named Formulas
- Creating Three-Dimensional Names
- Inserting Names in Formulas
- Creating a List of Names
- Replacing References with Names
- Using Go To with Names
- Getting Explicit About Intersections
- Creating Three-Dimensional Formulas
- Formula-Bar Formatting
- Using Structured References
- Naming Cells and Cell Ranges
- Worksheet Calculation
- Using Arrays
- Linking Workbooks
- Creating Conditional Tests
- 13. Using Functions
- 14. Everyday Functions
- Understanding Mathematical Functions
- Understanding Text Functions
- Understanding Logical Functions
- Understanding Information Functions
- Understanding Lookup and Reference Functions
- 15. Formatting and Calculating Date and Time
- 16. Functions for Financial Analysis
- Calculating Investments
- Calculating Depreciation
- Analyzing Securities
- The DOLLARDE and DOLLARFR Functions
- The ACCRINT and ACCRINTM Functions
- The INTRATE and RECEIVED Functions
- The PRICE, PRICEDISC, and PRICEMAT Functions
- The DISC Function
- The YIELD, YIELDDISC, and YIELDMAT Functions
- The TBILLEQ, TBILLPRICE, and TBILLYIELD Functions
- The COUPDAYBS, COUPDAYS, COUPDAYSNC, COUPNCD, COUPNUM, and COUPPCD Functions
- The DURATION and MDURATION Functions
- Using the Euro Currency Tools Add-In
- 17. Functions for Analyzing Statistics
- Analyzing Distributions of Data
- Understanding Linear and Exponential Regression
- Using the Analysis Toolpak Data Analysis Tools
- Installing the Analysis Toolpak
- Using the Descriptive Statistics Tool
- Creating Histograms
- Using the Rank And Percentile Tool
- Generating Random Numbers
- Distributing Random Numbers Uniformly
- Distributing Random Numbers Normally
- Generating Random Numbers Using Bernoulli Distribution
- Generating Random Numbers Using Binomial Distribution
- Generating Random Numbers Using Poisson Distribution
- Generating Random Numbers Using Discrete Distribution
- Generating Semi-Random Numbers Using Patterned Distribution
- Sampling a Population of Numbers
- Calculating Moving Averages
- 18. Performing What-If Analysis
- Using Data Tables
- Using the Scenario Manager
- Using the Goal Seek Command
- Using the Solver
- Stating the Objective
- Specifying Variable Cells
- Specifying Constraints
- Other Solver Options
- Saving and Reusing the Solver Parameters
- Assigning the Solver Results to Named Scenarios
- Generating Reports
- The Sensitivity Report
- The Answer Report
- The Limits Report
- 6. Creating Charts
- 19. Basic Charting Techniques
- Selecting Data for Your Chart
- Choosing a Chart Type
- Changing the Chart Type
- Switching Rows and Columns
- Choosing a Chart Layout
- Choosing a Chart Style
- Moving the Chart to a Separate Chart Sheet
- Adding, Editing, and Removing a Chart Title
- Adding, Editing, and Removing a Legend
- Adding and Positioning Data Labels
- Adding a Data Table
- Manipulating Axes
- Adding Axis Titles
- Changing the Rotation of Chart Text
- Displaying Gridlines
- Adding Text Annotations
- Changing the Font or Size of Chart Text
- Applying Shape Styles and WordArt Styles
- Adding Glow and Soft Edges to Chart Markers
- Saving Templates to Make Chart Formats Reusable
- 20. Using Sparklines
- 21. Advanced Charting Techniques
- Selecting Chart Elements
- Repositioning Chart Elements with the Mouse
- Formatting Lines and Borders
- Formatting Areas
- Formatting Text
- Working with Axes
- Specifying the Line Style, Color, and Weight
- Specifying the Position of Tick Marks and Axis Labels
- Changing the Numeric Format Used by Axis Labels
- Changing the Scale of a Value Axis
- Changing the Scale of a Text Category Axis
- Changing the Scale of a Date Category Axis
- Formatting a Depth (Series) Axis
- Working with Data Labels
- Formatting Data Series and Markers
- Modifying the Data Source for Your Chart
- Using Multilevel Categories
- Adding Moving Averages and Other Trendlines
- Adding Error Bars
- Adding High-Low Lines and Up and Down Bars
- 19. Basic Charting Techniques
- 7. Managing Databases and Tables
- 22. Managing Information in Tables
- How to Organize a Table
- Creating a Table
- Adding Totals to a Table
- Sorting Tables and Other Ranges
- Filtering a List or Table
- Using Filters
- Determining How Many Rows Pass the Filter
- Removing a Filter
- Using Filter Criteria in More Than One Column
- Using a Filter to Find the Top or Bottom n Items
- Using a Filter to Display Blank Entries
- Using Filters to Select Dates
- Using Filters to Specify More Complex Criteria
- Using Custom Filters to Specify Complex Relationships
- Using the Advanced Filter Command
- An Example Using Three ORs on a Column
- An Example Using Both OR and AND
- Applying Multiple Criteria to the Same Column
- Using Computed Criteria
- Extracting Filtered Rows
- Removing Duplicate Records
- Using Filters
- Using Formulas with Tables
- Formatting Tables
- 23. Analyzing Data with PivotTable Reports
- Introducing PivotTables
- Creating a PivotTable
- Rearranging PivotTable Fields
- Refreshing a PivotTable
- Changing the Numeric Format of PivotTable Data
- Choosing Report Layout Options
- Formatting a PivotTable
- Displaying Totals and Subtotals
- Sorting PivotTable Fields
- Filtering PivotTable Fields
- Changing PivotTable Calculations
- Grouping and Ungrouping Data
- Displaying the Details Behind a Data Value
- Creating PivotCharts
- 24. Working with External Data
- Using and Reusing Data Connections
- Opening an Entire Access Table in Excel
- Working with Data in Text Files
- Working with XML Files
- Using Microsoft Query to Import Data
- Using a Web Query to Return Internet Data
- Using an Existing Web Query
- Creating Your Own Web Query
- Using the From Web Command
- Copying and Pasting from the Web Browser
- Exporting from Internet Explorer to Excel
- 8. Collaborating
- 25. Collaborating on a Network or by E-Mail
- 26. Collaborating Using the Internet
- 9. Automating Excel
- 27. Recording Macros
- 28. Creating Custom Functions
- 29. Debugging Macros and Custom Functions
- Using Design-Time Tools
- Dealing with Run-Time Errors
- 10. Integrating Excel with Other App ication
- 30. Using Hyperlinks
- 31. Linking and Embedding
- 32. Using Excel Data in Word Documents
- 11. Appendixes
- Index
- About the Authors
- Copyright
- 22. Managing Information in Tables
- 12. Building Formulas
You can assign a hyperlink to a shape, an image, or a chart so that clicking the object jumps to the hyperlinked location. To do this, select the object, and press Ctrl+K. (To assign a hyperlink to a chart, you must select the chart area, and the easiest way to do this is to click just inside the outer perimeter of the chart.)
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