# \#links

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## [External link not exported to PDF](https://community.silverfin.com/t/external-link-not-exported-to-pdf/1992)

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**Author:** [@Panagiotis\_Issaris](https://community.silverfin.com/u/Panagiotis_Issaris)\
**Replies:** 16\
**Last updated:** [August 31, 2024, 2:00pm UTC](https://community.silverfin.com/t/external-link-not-exported-to-pdf/1992 "2024-08-31T14:00:16Z")

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Hi, When using the linkto tag to create a link, the link appears as it should within Silverfin, but on export to PDF, it seems the link is converted into plain text. I’m using the syntax suggested here: With friendl…

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## [Link to accounts](https://community.silverfin.com/t/link-to-accounts/2065)

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**Author:** [@Emmy](https://community.silverfin.com/u/Emmy)\
**Replies:** 1\
**Last updated:** [March 29, 2021, 2:22pm UTC](https://community.silverfin.com/t/link-to-accounts/2065 "2021-03-29T14:22:10Z")

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Hi Community, I have, in my opinion, two similar codes but one includes a link and the other one does not. I would like to have both as links but since I can not find the differences, I would like to ask if anyone else …

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## [Intermediate \[Exercise 1: Linking templates\] (Training slides exercise)](https://community.silverfin.com/t/intermediate-exercise-1-linking-templates-training-slides-exercise/1740)

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**Author:** [@borjaGonzalez](https://community.silverfin.com/u/borjaGonzalez)\
**Replies:** 1\
**Last updated:** [April 7, 2020, 1:09pm UTC](https://community.silverfin.com/t/intermediate-exercise-1-linking-templates-training-slides-exercise/1740 "2020-04-07T13:09:17Z")

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Create a reconciliation template and an account template and build a link inside an infotext on each of them that connects to each other. See the image below as an example: Tip: Remember to put a handle when creating …
