First things first, let's add a "Text" component to your screen. This is where your dynamic link will show up. Head over to the layout section and pick "Text" from the list of components. Easy peasy, right?

Next, in the text component settings, you'll see an option called "Action Text." Go ahead and toggle that on. This will let you turn your text into a clickable link.

Now, make sure the data you want to link to is available in your data source. This could be from a Google Sheet, Glide Table, or whatever data source you're using. Just make sure it's there and ready to go.

Time to get a bit techy! Use Markdown to create your dynamic link. The format for a hyperlink in Markdown is [display text](url). For example: [Click here](https://example.com). Simple, right?

To make your link dynamic, you'll need to insert placeholders for the data you want to use. For instance:

[View Product](https://store.com/products/{product_id})

Replace {product_id} with the actual dynamic value from your data source. It might look something like this:

[View Product](https://store.com/products/{{ item.product_id }})

See how that works? The {product_id} gets swapped out with the real data.

Finally, preview your app to make sure everything's working. Check that the text is formatted as a link and click on it to see if it takes you to the right place. If it doesn't work, double-check for any typos or errors in your Markdown and dynamic placeholders.

And there you have it! You're all set.