Using Data Links To Link A Cell To A Unique URL

I have a 5 column table. I want to link each cell to a unique URL. I’ve tried using data links. But, for me, it links all the values in my columns to one specific link. So, how do I use overwrites, and data links to link, for example, the cell on row two, column 3, to a specific URL? Thanks.

you can set links on fields, and a field is basically a column. so if your data in each field is unique you can configure unique links. you can also combine fields to make fields more unique, like a row number for example:

you can see an example on the last panel below, each forum post number is unique, so this makes each link specific:

https://play.grafana.org/d/6Hg9LVd4z/grafana-community-forum-category-response-rate?var-category=60&var-start=2023-05-01&var-end=2023-08-01

Thank you for your response. However, I’m still unsure how to practically implement custom links. In the example you shared, the data link takes a generic URL and appends the values within a cell of a column to create the custom URL. In my case, I want to hard-code a unique URL for each value within a cell. For example, I want the value in column A, row 2, to equal one custom URL, and the value in column A, row 3, to be set to a different custom URL. How do I practically implement this?

can you share a table view of your data?

Yes, sure. Here’s a table view. I want to set each link under the column “Runbook”, to a unique URL.

and can you provide an example url you would like the link to point to?

Any URL can be used, to demonstrate the functionality. I will replace with my own custom, internal URL. So, you can use: https://www.example.com/123, https://www.example.com/456, etc.

you can specify the field to be part of your link:

I don’t want the field to be part of my link. I want to link a cell to a custom URL, just like one would if they were using Google Sheets, or Excel. Is that doable within Grafana?

grafana is not excel or google sheets where you can just highlight a cell and then link it.

so if you know your url is:

http://example.com

and you know your runbooks are named ABC, DEF, XYZ etc.

then you can link each field/cell to http://example.com/ABC using the url and the field value, or field name, using an override on name or value.

but you can’t just select one field and make it a link.