I’m still struggling to understand how to get the link to open the app and not the browser app and how to get the href working on a link that does OPEN the app.
Both of these expressions opens app in Browser and goes to the correct view.
<a href="https://www.appsheet.com/start/9d40e089-078d-4169-b2a0-
113842ec0c2c#control=Prayers%20Needed%20-
%20only%20for%20Key%20Prayers&page=table">
Please click here to see these requests and pray for them. Thank you.</a>
<a href='<<CONCATENATE('https://www.appsheet.com/start/
9d40e089-078d-4169-b2a0-113842ec0c2c#control=Prayers%20Needed%20-
%20only%20for%20Key%20Prayers&page=table')>>'>
Please click here to see these requests and pray for them. Thank you.</a>
Goes to app correctly but don't want users to see a link like this.
https://www.appsheet.com/start/9d40e089-078d-4169-b2a0-
113842ec0c2c#control=Prayers%20Needed%20-%20only%
20for%20Key%20Prayers&page=table
```
How can I get the last one to have a href around it for a nice looking link?
Thanks.
Hi @Lucinda_Mason. Are you saying you want to link to a URL with custom link text? If you’re using an email template (e.g. Google Doc) you can use a HYPERLINK function to create clickable link text. It takes two arguments: the URL to go to and the link text to display.
<<HYPERLINK("https://www.appsheet.com/samples/How-to-link-to-a-URL-with-custom-text?appGuidString=3f55edfc-aa53-47fc-a206-469720f10b13", "Hyperlinks sample app")>>
More info here: https://help.appsheet.com/en/articles/2357254-hyperlink
Thanks Tony for responding. I don’t know all the terminology but I want to hyperlink to the APP not the browser version of the App. Is that possible? Or do I need to use a deep link to open the app, if so, can I wrap it so just a reference appears, not the whole linking text.
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