🟢 LEARN EXCEL WITH ME IN THE COMPLETE EXCEL COURSE WITH CERTIFICATE: http://excelentejoao.com.br/sejaexcel... 🔵 EXCEL SPREADSHEET FREE DOWNLOAD: https://excelentejoao.com.br/wp-conte... In this video Free Excel class, let's learn How to Make an Interactive Navigation Menu in Excel with Buttons. How to create a navigation menu in an Excel spreadsheet to help us navigate between spreadsheets using dynamic buttons. The buttons change spreadsheet tabs automatically, it's an excellent way to save time and automate tasks in Excel. Furthermore, the buttons change color automatically, when we click on a button, the activated button becomes highlighted and redirects us to a specific spreadsheet. To create automatic buttons in Excel, we will use shapes and figures such as rectangles, for example. Additionally, we will use special effects in Excel to add shadows and also create gradients here in Excel, i.e. colors that change a very beautiful and modern effect in the Excel spreadsheet. You can use this navigation menu in the Excel spreadsheet to use in your Excel Dashboard or to use in a presentation or to use in an Excel report, etc. Whenever you click on the button it automatically changes color and turns yellow and the other buttons turn gray representing the sheets that are not selected, i.e. whenever you click on a button it will automatically change color for you whenever If you click on an Excel figure, it changes color automatically when you click. You can also create this navigation panel with clickable buttons in Excel that is dynamic and interactive to make a menu in the Excel spreadsheet either at the top of the spreadsheet using the first lines as a reference or you can use the left part of the spreadsheet creating a menu horizontal in the Excel spreadsheet or even the vertical menu which is the second example I gave here. Each button will have a link, an address that will automatically redirect you to each of the spreadsheets you have in Excel. In other words, when you click on the button it will automatically take you to a specific spreadsheet When you click on the button it will direct you to a new spreadsheet of that This way we can have automatic links in Excel and the functional navigation menu By incorporating buttons to switch between sheets or creating a navigation menu, you can transform an Excel workbook from a simple data repository into an interactive and easy-to-use tool which improves productivity and user satisfaction. Quick Access: Buttons provide direct links to different sheets, reducing the time spent searching for the correct tab, especially in workbooks with many sheets. User-friendly interface: A navigation menu with buttons makes it easier to move around the workbook for users who are less familiar with Excel. Logical Flow: You can organize buttons in a way that reflects the logical flow of tasks, making it easier for users to follow a process. Categorization: Buttons can be grouped by categories or tasks, helping to structure the workbook in a more understandable way. Task Automation: Buttons can be programmed with macros to perform complex tasks, streamlining processes that would otherwise require multiple steps. Time Savings: Direct navigation saves time, especially in large workbooks where finding specific sheets can be cumbersome. Personalized Experience: Buttons can be customized in terms of appearance, labels and functionality to meet users' specific needs or preferences. Branding: You can incorporate logos, colors, or other brand elements into your buttons to create a professional, coherent look. Minimize Errors: Direct buttons reduce the likelihood of navigating to the wrong worksheet or making mistakes when manually searching for the correct tab. Consistent Navigation: Ensures that all users follow the same navigation path, maintaining consistency in workbook usage. Enhanced Interactivity: Buttons can make workbooks more interactive and engaging, providing a better user experience. Guided Processes: For tasks that require multiple steps across different sheets, buttons can guide users step by step, ensuring they complete tasks correctly. Improved aesthetics: A well-designed navigation menu can make the workbook look more polished and professional. Ease of Use for Reports: When sharing reports or dashboards, buttons can help recipients navigate information more effectively. #ExcelenteJoão #Excel #Dashboard