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Cross-Referencing

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Last updated 25 days ago

One of Docupulse’s standout features is its cross-referencing capability. You can link a specific cell or range in Excel (e.g., a cost center or dividend calculation) to the exact location in a PDF or Word document that backs up that data.

Examples

  • Cost Analysis: Reference a service agreement of a supplier, so you always know the exact source of each cost entry.

  • Shareholder Agreement: Connect a clause describing dividend distribution terms to the corresponding Excel cell that calculates payouts.

Benefits

  • Dynamic Linking: Link Excel cells, pivot tables, or ranges directly to specific sections of any PDF or Word document.

  • Enhanced Transparency: When referencing a figure (e.g., cost, revenue, or clauses in a contract), you can jump straight to the exact location in the source document.

  • Integrated Viewer: View full documents from within Excel, jump to relevant excerpts, and correlate them with your data.

How to:

Create a Bounding Box

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Copy the Generated Link into your sheets

Click on the link to open the location in the document

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