> #### How to create a hyperlink that links two sections in a report

> 1 | Select the source report element, then perform one of the following tasks:

> n | For a data, label, or image element, on Property Editor, choose Properties, then choose Hyperlink. On the Hyperlink page, shown in Figure 19‑2, choose the ellipsis button to open Hyperlink Options.

> Figure 19-2 | Hyperlink page

> n | For a chart, perform the following steps to open Hyperlink Options:

> 1 | Double-click the chart to open the chart builder.

> 2 | Select Format Chart, then choose the chart element for which to define a hyperlink. The chart element can be a value series, the chart area, the legend, the x- and y-axis, or a title. Figure 19‑3 shows an example of a pie chart’s value series selected.

> Figure 19-3 | Edit chart displaying format options for value series

> 3 | Choose Interactivity. On the interactivity editor, in Action, select Hyperlink.

> 4 | Choose Edit Base URL to open Hyperlink Options. Figure 19‑4 shows the hyperlink action selected in the interactivity editor.

> Figure 19-4 | Interactivity editor showing hyperlink action selected

> 2 | On Hyperlink Options, complete the following tasks:

> 1 | In Select Hyperlink Type, select Internal Bookmark.

> 2 | Do one of the following:

> o | In Bookmark, select a bookmark from the drop-down list. The list displays all the bookmarks that you defined for the report. The bookmark you select appears in both Bookmark and Linked Expression, as shown in Figure 19‑5.

> o | In Linked Expression, choose the expression builder button, then build an expression.

> Figure 19‑5 shows an example of a hyperlink definition that uses a bookmark value.

> Figure 19-5 | Hyperlink Options

> 3 | Choose OK.

> 3 | Preview the report to test the hyperlink. In the previewer and the report viewer, a data or label element with a hyperlink appears as blue underlined text, and an image has a blue border. For a chart, a hyperlink does not have a different appearance, but a cursor shaped like a hand appears when you hover the mouse pointer over a hyperlink.

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