How to Build a Simple Navigation Dashboard in Excel

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Build a professional Navigation Dashboard in Excel that ANYONE can customize.

You can add, edit, and remove navigation links without editing formulas, functions, or even visiting the "Insert Link" screen.

This tutorial includes an explanation of creating dynamic hyperlink functions that point to places in the same workbook or worksheet. This trick allows us to easily build our Navigation Dashboard.

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HYPERLINK Function (Microsoft)


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