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hey guys quick tip on how to include links inside a Google spreadsheet so I want to have a link to the sheet that this came from and each sheet in a Google spreadsheet has its own URL and so I could just drop the URL in here but then thats kind of messy and I dont like missing things so instead I could use the hyperlink function in Google sheets and what this is asking for is whats the URL now this can be the URL of anything not just another Google sheet anything on the internet and Ill just drop the URL in here and then its asking what do you want the link label to be so I want it to say original report and there you go now alternatively you could have the link in another cell like lets say I had the link in a cell here and I had the text over here I could instead delete this now if youre referencing another cell you dont need the quotation marks all I would need to do is reference those cells I dont use that much for a simple hyperlink function I do use it when Im scraping