How To Link Sections/Para­graphs in Google Docs – Guide

One way to reference passages or areas within longer documents is to use Google Sheets. You can create a sheet by opening a document in Google Docs or Drive, clicking on the pencil icon in the top left corner of the sheet, and then selecting “Create Sheet.” The sheet will open with a default layout, which you can change by clicking on the arrow next to the name of the sheet in the left column and then selecting “New Sheet.” To reference a passage or area within a sheet, simply click on its name in the left column of the sheet and then select “Referencing Passage/Area.”

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  1. Open a Google document
  2. Type “bookmark” into the address bar and press Enter
  3. Click on the bookmark you want to add to your document
  4. Drag the bookmark to the bottom of your document

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Click on the Bookmark button.

A ribbon has been inserted into the document where the cursor was previously.

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You can choose to get a link or remove the bookmark. Right-click on the word Link and choose Copy Link Address.

Now, when you send this link to anyone, the Doc will open exactly to the paragraph you marked earlier.

Final note

How to Link Sections/Para­graphs in Google Docs If you’re like most people, you probably use Google Docs to keep track of your work and share ideas with others. But what if you want to link sections or graphs in your document? That’s where the link feature comes in. With a few clicks, you can create a link between two different sections or graphs in your document. Here’s how:

  1. Open a new Google Doc and click on the three lines in the top left corner of the screen. This will open a new window with all of your current sheets open.
  2. In the left column, click on the three lines that look like an X. This will open a new window with all of your current sheets linked together.
  3. To create a link between two different sheets, simply drag one sheet over to the other sheet and drop it into place (you may need to resize both sheets if they’re too big for their original positions). Once everything is set up, press Ctrl+L to create a link and enjoy!