I am working on an OpenOffice spreadsheet which needs some listing of content. e.g: Modules:
Add user
Add customer
I can't format the text in the cell. Please assist me if anyone has done the new line in the spreadsheet cell.
Thanks in Advance.
To enter a newline in a cell, press Ctrl+Enter.
Documentation: https://help.libreoffice.org/Common/Inserting_Line_Breaks_in_Cells
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I was wondering if someone could help me create a drop-down list in a single cell on google sheets that only displays the months names but also keeps their values
Until now I’ve been able to create the list but when I go to select the month it changes into day-month-year form
Thank you,
Gabe
The way i understood your question, the easiest way to do it would be to just use data validaion: Select cell you want and in toolbar menu go Data>Data Validation>List of items and just paste this January,February,March,April,May,june,July,August,September,October,November,December
Then format cell as plain text: Select cell you want and in toolbar menu go Format>Number>Plain Text
Hope this is what you need.
I hope everyone is having a great Friday.
I am trying to create a dynamic hyperlink which takes the searched name in (G2) as an input and allow me to jump to that specific row where the searched name is located (in this example the hyperlink should jump to cell B8).
Based on some internet search i found something similar which can be applied in excel but i don't think it's working on google sheets. Please find below the function that i applied in (I2)
=hyperlink("#"&Cell("address",index(Sheet1!B5:B9,MATCH(G2,Sheet!B5:B9,0))),"Click here to move to row")
Unfortunately it isn't working, and it isn't even shown as a hyperlink (blue underlined text).Can you guys help me understand more what i did wrong, and if there is a better way to do this task.
Let me give another example, Lets say i picked Nishant from the dropdown list in G2,
I want that when i click on I2 the link would make me jump to B9 in this example.
Thank you for your help.
Appreciate it.
Try
=hyperlink("#gid=1860191576&range=B"&MATCH(G2, B5:B9,0)+4,"Click here to move to row")
replace 1860191576 by your grid id
I know it might be easy but I can't find how to do it.
How can I display a link icon for a cell?
Both cells are on the same spreadsheet.
For example:
A1 should have a calculator image and link to cell G1.
when I insert an image I don't have the option to link to somewhere else.
HYPERLINK not working because it's not a hyperlink.
IMPORTRANGE doesn't works for me when I link the same spreadsheet to itself.
Please your advice
First you need to get a link to the cell, you can do that by performing the following.
Then Use that as the Hyperlink URL, and a reference to an image as the text to display
=HYPERLINK("https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1jUchM8h6Y8U17eBM-J1RydjQS4nae_5ktNb4G6vNv4U/edit#gid=0&range=I1", M2)
I have a contents page of all the sheets in the document.
All of the cells listed under 'Rounds' and 'Data Input' have the same name as the sheet they are linking to, as you can see in the screenshot.
I was wondering if there is a way to create a link for all of these cells automatically, instead of going through every single one.
Thanks for the help.
I was able to do this by recording a Macro. Here are the steps I did whilst recording.
Delete all contents in the cells.
Paste in the array formula #player0 made me, into the first cell under the 'Rounds' column.
Select all the cells in the column and click on 'Convert to Links'.
Set colour to blue and underline so it looks like a link.
Here's the finished macro.
is there a way in google spreadsheet to create an anchor text in order to jump from one row to another with a simple click without page reloading?
I'm not able to find a way...
Thank you
This is an old question, but I seem to have found a solution:
Select the Set of Cells you want to link to (Left-click + Drag)
Right-Click the Selected Cells ==> Select "Get link to this range"
The Sheet Link will now be copied to your clipboard and can now be accessed by anybody who has access to the sheet.