I've created a document at work that contains a lot of information that we frequently use. It's full at the moment and in order to add additional topics or links on the title page, I'd have to delete more stuff. I'd like to create drop-down menus that can take them to a destination via the link. The destination would be a bookmark in the document or a place on our intranet. I know how to create the actual drop-down menus via the "Developer" tab, I just need to know how to make those selections go to a specific location like the bookmark or URL. Anyone know how to do this?

Thanks.

You can do it in excel.  I dont know how to in word.

How do I do that? I'm pretty sure I can insert an Excel spreadsheet in the doc and make it not appear that way.

you could just do it the easy way.  In your word doc, just highlight a word or selection of words and right click.  Select add hyperlink.  Then just find the doc on your intranet and select it.  Or, go to your intranet, copy the url, then paste it in.  Easy money.

you should really be using something like excel for something like that.

put your links and all your data on one page, and use another tab as a "user interface".  Reference the data tab to the user tab....this will allow you to construct a nice looking page while keep your data separate.  Should be much more efficient and flexible than word.

Use the help menu to show you how to do a drop down box.  Super easy.  Hell, honestly, if its in excel, you really dont need to create one.  Just throw a sort up top, and it will automatically create a drop down box for every column.

winning.

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the answer is yes because you are simply linking hyper links.  The link will open up an internet explorer and go to where they need to go.