Steps: Review Link Locations
When you have several table and narrative links in your
OfficeConnect
for Word document, you need ways to easily identify where the links are or to navigate quickly to them. With OfficeConnect
, you can check the details of a link and highlight linked values throughout the document. You can also click through a list of links to quickly move to the one you want to work with.Check Link Details
Sometimes you just need to see the name of a linked source file or named range. Do this quickly using the
Link Detail
tab in the OfficeConnect
links pane.To check link details:
- In your Word document, click in the linked table or text.
- In theOfficeConnectlinks pane, selectLink Detail. The source file and the named range for the selected link is listed.
Highlight Linked Values
Highlight the linked values throughout your Word document to ensure the links are properly updated and the surrounding text reads properly. The linked values show up in green through the use of a highlight filter.
To highlight the linked values in your document:
- On thetab, in theOfficeConnectShow Linksgroup, verify thatHighlight resultsis selected.
- In theShow Linksgroup, selectTable. A highlighting filter applies, and all the linked tables in your document are highlighted in green. TheTablebutton shows as selected or active on the toolbar.
- To highlight linked data in paragraphs, selectParagraph. The highlighting filter is applied, and all linked values, words, or phrases in paragraphs throughout your document are highlighted in green. TheParagraphbutton shows as selected or active on the toolbar.
Use the OfficeConnect Links Pane
OfficeConnect
Links PaneUse the
OfficeConnect
links pane along with highlights to quickly navigate to a link in your document. To quickly find a link in your document:
- On thetab, in theOfficeConnectShow Linksgroup, verify:
- Highlight results is selected
- TheTableandParagraphoptions are active.
- In theOfficeConnectlinks pane, selectShow Results. Your links are listed by named range in sequential order through your document. These links do not show when your linked content is not highlighted.
- Select the link you want to go to.OfficeConnectnavigates to the location in your document where the selected link resides, and the link is selected in the document.
Use the Manage Links Option
Use the Manage Links option also to navigate to a link in your document. Since the dialog box remains open while you navigate, this method is useful for managing a link such as by changing its source or disconnecting it.
To use the Manage Links dialog box to go to a link:
- On thetab, in theOfficeConnectConnectiongroup, selectManage Links. The Manage Links dialog box appears and lists all the links in your document. For each link, the source file, named range, and link type (table or paragraph) are listed.
- In theLocationcolumn for the link you want to see, selectParagraphorTable. In the document,OfficeConnectnavigates to the location where the paragraph or table resides and selects it.