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# Adding Case Links to Reports

This lesson will show you how to add hyperlinks to reports in order to quickly navigate to the cases they have highlighted.

### Add the Case Link entity as a column

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Case links provide a hyperlink to any cases that the report pulls up when it is run. To add case links to a report, you must add the "Case Link" entity as a column within the report.

### An example of a report with case links

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When you run a report that includes a case links, the Case Links column will be populated with hyperlinks that will take you directly to the case that the row they inhabit refers to when clicked.


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