Z80 instruction ld hl,nn - How to get nn to reference label

[RobBrooks]

Apologies for clumsy vernacular
The hl register is getting loaded with an immediate value which obviously represents an effective address which I currently have referenced by a label as you can see from the 'ld a' instruction a few lines below it.
Is there a command I can make use of which will switch the context of the disassembly for this instruction to make its symbol readable?
I'm guessing this must be possible because if I was to dump out a listing of this and change the code in any way, there's a good chance that this will potentially result in a misalignment which will cause the incorrect data being referenced.
Many thanks.

[philpem]

Select the address literal in the LD instruction's operands, then hit Ctrl-Alt-R (or right-click it, References -> Create Memory Reference).

[RobBrooks]

Fantastic. That's really helpful. Thank you very much.

Just one other related question if I may.....
If an address falls outside of the current context and instead in an overlay bank that I have defined, how can I get the reference to create a label inside a specificed bank?

For example - the address 0x8950 is being loaded into DE here in mt 'ProgramROM' section....

....but the data it needs to reference is in 'DataBank0'

How do I create the reference so it appears in DataBank0 when I go and interrogate that section?

Any many thanks for your help. I've only just started using Ghidra and I'm making great headway but there are just a few things I find that are slowing me down a little and this one is pretty significant.

All the best.

[RobBrooks]

OK, I seem to have figured this out and the answer wasn't very far from the last one: