Link Numbers Record For Free

In Numbers click a table and then the "bulls-eye" (the big concentric circles at the upper left) to select the whole table as an object. Type command-c to copy the table object to the clipboard. In Pages click to select and location, and type command-v to paste. Thats it!

There is no embedding of the Numbers Spreadsheet, but you can enter a table in Pages. In Numbers, copy and paste the selection range from the Numbers table, and back in Pages, single-click the first cell of that table, and then choose Edit > Paste.

You can copy a chart and paste it into a Keynote presentation or a Pages document. After it's pasted, the chart is linked to the Numbers version. If the Numbers table data depicted in the chart changes, save the changed Numbers spreadsheet and then refresh the chart in Keynote or Pages.

In Numbers on Mac, you can link to another sheet in your current spreadsheet or to a webpage or email like in Pages. 1) Select the text that you want to link. From the top menu bar, click Format > Add Link and choose the link type or use the keyboard shortcut Command + K and select the type from the drop-down.

However, you can select (say) a column or row of hyperlinks, Copy, then Menu > Edit > Paste and Match Style. That will remove those links and replace them with text.

Add a link Tap an object, text box, or selected text you want to turn into a link, then tap Link. In the link editor, tap Link To and choose a link type (Webpage, Email, Phone Number, or Sheet). Specify details for the destination: Webpage: Opens a webpage in a browser.

To link cells between sheets in Apple Numbers, choose a destination cell on another spreadsheet, use the equal sign then click the cell you want to be linked or manually type its location (e.g., Sheet 1::Table 1::B2), and press Enter.

Control-click an object, text box, or selected text you want to turn into a link, choose Add Link, then choose a destination (Webpage, Email, Phone Number, or Sheet).