Excel hyperlinks – navigate worksheets in a flash! #Excel #tips 15958 | #tutorial #german
🧠 What will you learn in this video? You'll learn how to link worksheets in Excel so you can quickly jump between tabs – without scrolling or searching. You'll learn how to use hyperlinks within your file to create a navigable menu system – ideal for complex workbooks with many sheets. 👨🚀 Who is this video for? For Excel users who navigate rather than click For professionals in project management, controlling, reporting & documentation For anyone who wants to navigate their Excel files like a dashboard 🛠️ Practical tips included: How to create internal hyperlinks between worksheets How to use text, buttons, or shapes as links 🎓 Workshops & Support 📧 Contact: [email protected] 💬 Questions or support? 📞Request helpdesk service https://www.andreas-ganster.de/helpdesk 🔍 Reference projects & experiences https://www.andreas-ganster.de/refere... 📌 Book a workshop for 1 person or more: MS Access training online & on-site https://www.andreas-ganster.de/micros... 💬 Participant reviews from over 3,000 workshops https://www.andreas-ganster.de/kunden... What others say about my workshops "I love your Access videos – well-prepared, concise, and practical." – Bernd, July 2025 "Complex topics explained clearly – with patience and commitment. I now use Access more securely and efficiently." – Outhman M., July 2025 "Humorous, competent, and at eye level – even dry learning material becomes fun!" – Jochen G., April 2025 "With speed and wit through all Office applications – highly recommended!" – Ute K., March 2025 "I learned so much – Mr. Ganster had an answer to every question." – Heike B.A., March 2025 "He took away my fear of Excel – he explained it clearly and with humor." – Anja Z., March 2025 "Super-fast help with my self-made database – now everything's working again!" – Anke, November 2023 "An MS Project guru – with tricks you don't learn in standard courses." – Silvia D., October 2023 👨🏫 About me: For over 20 years, I have been supporting companies and individuals in workshops on Excel, Access, MS Project, and other software – with over 10,000 participants and practical solutions. 📚 Excel terms – concisely explained: 🧠 Core Excel terms 1. Cell reference – The basis of every formula: e.g. E.g., A1, B2:C5. Absolute ($A$1) vs. relative (A1). 2. Formula – Calculations start with =. Example: =SUM(A1:A10). 3. Function – Predefined calculation operations such as VLOOKUP, IF, INDEX, MATCH, SUMIF. 4. Pivot Table – Interactive analyses of large amounts of data – ideal for controlling and sales management. 5. Chart – Visual representation of data: bars, lines, pie charts, etc. 6. Data Validation – Input rules for cells, e.g., dropdown menus or number ranges. 7. Conditional Formatting – Automatic highlighting of cells based on rules (e.g., values greater than 100 turn red). 8. Macro / VBA – Automation of processes with Visual Basic for Applications – powerful, but requires explanation. 9. Power Query – Import and transform data from various sources – ideal for advanced workflows. 10. Table format / structured references – Tables created with CTRL + T enable dynamic references such as =Table1[@Sales]. #exceltutorial #exceltricks #knowledge #vba #ExcelShorts #ganster #ExcelTraining #ExcelTips #Ganster #ExcelExperts #ExcelWorkshop #ExcelTip15958 #LinkingWorksheets #ExcelHyperlink #excelnavigation