Hi @CYLai - you can’t have a hyperlink in the way you can in Excel, for example, with a friendly name:
HYPERLINK (link_location, ,friendly_name])
But you can have a field with URL values in it:

Every table in your base has a unique link, so if you copy the URL for a student table into your overall table, clicking on the link will take you to the Student table. Note though that the link is target = _blank
, i.e. it opens a new tab in your browser, rather than changing the current tab to the URL you have clicked.
JB
Hi @CYLai - you can’t have a hyperlink in the way you can in Excel, for example, with a friendly name:
HYPERLINK (link_location, ,friendly_name])
But you can have a field with URL values in it:

Every table in your base has a unique link, so if you copy the URL for a student table into your overall table, clicking on the link will take you to the Student table. Note though that the link is target = _blank
, i.e. it opens a new tab in your browser, rather than changing the current tab to the URL you have clicked.
JB
Hi @JonathanBowen - That’s also OK for me, but I can not find the way to get each table’s link whether I use right click of my mouse or another key. How can I do?
Hi @CYLai - just use the URL in your browser address bar:

They all start with “tbl” (presumably for “table”)
JB
Hi @CYLai - just use the URL in your browser address bar:

They all start with “tbl” (presumably for “table”)
JB
Hello @JonathanBowen - Got it!!! Thanks for your instruction!!