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Link to note

To create a link to a note, you have two options:

Simply create the link in Markdown, as described in the Markdown guide.

An easier way is to use the "Link to note" dialog - to do so open the dialog from Tools => Link to note.... Then type the note you would like to link to and press Enter when done.

This will create a new link and insert it into your current note.