I have a shared workbook shared across a LAN. Each person has their own sheet
to edit. I have to edit the sheet each time around by shifting data (and the
comments that go with it). I do this programatically. Regardless, every month
neither me or the other user can edit the comments that exist on the sheet.

I can select Edit comment, highlight all the data or put my cursor in the
old data anywhere, but cannot add/delete/edit the old data. I can tack new
information on just fine. I can delete the comment and create a new one that
is totally editable. has anyone experienced this and know what is happening
here? We are using Excel 2003. Thanks.

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J Streger
MS Office Master 2000 ed.
MS Project White Belt 2003

That's the way comments are designed to work in a shared workbook.

J Streger wrote:
I have a shared workbook shared across a LAN. Each person has their own sheet
to edit. I have to edit the sheet each time around by shifting data (and the
comments that go with it). I do this programatically. Regardless, every month
neither me or the other user can edit the comments that exist on the sheet.

I can select Edit comment, highlight all the data or put my cursor in the
old data anywhere, but cannot add/delete/edit the old data. I can tack new
information on just fine. I can delete the comment and create a new one that
is totally editable. has anyone experienced this and know what is happening
here? We are using Excel 2003. Thanks.



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Debra Dalgleish
Contextures
http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html