Hyperlinks are everywhere, and you can take advantage of them in your Microsoft Word documents to help navigate your reader to websites or other places in your document. Here's how.

A long or complex document can be difficult to navigate. Susan Harkins explains how Word's bookmarks can help.

A Bookmark in Microsoft Word works with hyperlinks to help the user jump to a specific location within the document. Learn how to make them.

Make it easy to navigate your document, visit a web page you mention, or create an email. Here’s how to add hyperlinks in Word for quick actions with a click.

You will see the field name behind the bookmark, but the bookmark no longer exists. The field currently points to HYPERLINK or PAGEREF the name of the bookmark.

Click "OK" to insert the hyperlink in the Excel spreadsheet. Click the link to test it. It will open the Word page to which you added the bookmark.