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iz6161
iz6161
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April 17, 2026
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adobe reader mobil Hyperlink

  • April 17, 2026
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Hello,

I need some help with an issue. I am using a Samsung S23 Ultra phone, and it has a built-in Adobe Reader application. In an Excel sheet, I use the “Hyperlink” formula to create a link to another PDF file located in the same folder. Then, I convert the Excel file into a PDF document by navigating through “file”, “export”, and “create pdf/xps document” respectively.

When I test this on my computer, the “Hyperlink” I created works perfectly. However, when I transfer the entire folder as is to my Samsung S23 phone and open it, nothing happens in the PDF document when I click on the “hyperlink”.

I would really appreciate it if you could help me understand the reason behind this.

Have a great day and good work.

    Correct answer Amal Jaiswal

    Hi there
     

    Hope you are doing well and thankyou for reaching out.

    I understand how frustrating it can be when something works perfectly on your computer but not on your phone.

     

    We need more information for a better understanding:

    • Are your hyperlinks pointing to file paths (like folder/file.pdf) or web URLs?
    • And are you opening the PDF using the default Samsung viewer or directly inside Adobe Acrobat Reader?


    When you create a hyperlink in Excel and convert it to PDF:

    • On a computer, PDF viewers can open local file paths (like links to another file in the same folder).
    • On mobile devices (Android/iOS), for security reasons, apps usually block or don’t support links that point to local files (like another PDF stored on your phone).

    That’s why tapping the link on your Samsung S23 Ultra does nothing, it’s not an error, but a limitation of mobile apps.


    Here are a few options you can try and see if that works.

    1. Use cloud-based links:

    2. Combine files into one PDF

    • Merge all related PDFs into a single document
    • Then use internal links (bookmarks or page links), which work well on mobile

     

    Let us know how it goes. 

     

    ~Amal

     

     

     

    2 replies

    iz6161
    iz6161Author
    Participant
    April 22, 2026

    Good day.

    It’s not an online link, because the files are on my phone.
    Since the files are on my phone, I didn’t use an online link. I linked to the files on the phone.
    When I combine them into a single PDF file and add bookmarks, can I keep the bookmarks limited to specific page ranges?

    Amal Jaiswal
    Community Manager
    Amal JaiswalCommunity Manager
    Community Manager
    April 23, 2026

    Hi there 

    A bookmark is a link with representative text in the Bookmarks panel in the navigation pane. Each bookmark goes to a different view or page in the document.

    In Acrobat, you can set bookmark destinations as you create each bookmark. However, it's sometimes easier to create a group of bookmarks and then set the destinations later.

    In Acrobat, you can use bookmarks to mark a place in the PDF to which you want to return or to jump to a destination in the PDF, another document, or a web page.

     

    For more information please check the help page https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/using/page-thumbnails-bookmarks-pdfs.html

     

    ~Amal

    Amal Jaiswal
    Community Manager
    Amal JaiswalCommunity ManagerCorrect answer
    Community Manager
    April 20, 2026

    Hi there
     

    Hope you are doing well and thankyou for reaching out.

    I understand how frustrating it can be when something works perfectly on your computer but not on your phone.

     

    We need more information for a better understanding:

    • Are your hyperlinks pointing to file paths (like folder/file.pdf) or web URLs?
    • And are you opening the PDF using the default Samsung viewer or directly inside Adobe Acrobat Reader?


    When you create a hyperlink in Excel and convert it to PDF:

    • On a computer, PDF viewers can open local file paths (like links to another file in the same folder).
    • On mobile devices (Android/iOS), for security reasons, apps usually block or don’t support links that point to local files (like another PDF stored on your phone).

    That’s why tapping the link on your Samsung S23 Ultra does nothing, it’s not an error, but a limitation of mobile apps.


    Here are a few options you can try and see if that works.

    1. Use cloud-based links:

    2. Combine files into one PDF

    • Merge all related PDFs into a single document
    • Then use internal links (bookmarks or page links), which work well on mobile

     

    Let us know how it goes. 

     

    ~Amal

     

     

     

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