Internal Link to a Paragraph - Creation

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Operating system

Windows

Joplin version

3.5.12

What issue do you have?

Hello, as I have mentioned before, I am new to both Joplin and Markdown.
I am in the process of seeing how I can migrate from MS OneNote to Joplin.
In OneNote, I used internal links to jump from one location to either another note or to a specific paragraph.
I believe that I have discovered how to jump to another note using "Copy Markdown Link".
However, I would also like to link to specific paragraphs, if that is possible.
Ideally, I would like to change the links as they were imported.
I created a test note in OneNote and imported it to Joplin to try this.
A link was created but, unsurprisingly, it remained linked to the original OneNote location.
See screenshot.
Is there a way to edit this link to a paragraph in Joplin?
Alternatively, is it possible to create a new link to the paragraph?
Any help would be appreciated.

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As well as creating links to a note you can create links to a header in that note.

So if you have a header somewhere in a note that is, for example,

## Important Information

You can access it from another note using the first note's Markdown link with the header text appended to it.

[Link Description](:/a99201ec48c74445a56e172d8757efae#important-information)

The appended section / header link starts with a #, is the text of the header in lower case, and any spaces are replaced by a hyphen.

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That works for me.

Thanks a lot! :slightly_smiling_face: