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I have a worksheet with a few rows and columns that are frozen. Whenever I
add or view comments I always see the "frozen line" overtop of my comment entry box. It is there when i view the comments as well. Is there a way to do away with this "frozen line"? And the biggest problem is when viewing comments on this same worksheet, I can view them only when my sheet is scrolled all the way to the left. If I scroll the sheet a few columns to the right, I get truncated info (which dissapears after it passes the "frozen line"). Hope that isn't too confusing :/ Thanks |
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No way to do away with the line that runs through the comments or un-truncate the comment when you scroll to the right. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Tue, 8 May 2007 07:09:03 -0700, Mattie wrote: I have a worksheet with a few rows and columns that are frozen. Whenever I add or view comments I always see the "frozen line" overtop of my comment entry box. It is there when i view the comments as well. Is there a way to do away with this "frozen line"? And the biggest problem is when viewing comments on this same worksheet, I can view them only when my sheet is scrolled all the way to the left. If I scroll the sheet a few columns to the right, I get truncated info (which dissapears after it passes the "frozen line"). Hope that isn't too confusing :/ Thanks |
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