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I am using Excel 2003.
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highlight the contents of the cell, not the cell itself. You can see the
cell contents up in the formula bar, or double click on the cell and you will be able to select the contents, then copy and paste it. "MandiMae" wrote: I am using Excel 2003. |
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If you are up for writing a little visual basic code, you could write this VB
code to do it . Selection.AddComment (Left(Selection.Value, Len(Selection))) "dlw" wrote: highlight the contents of the cell, not the cell itself. You can see the cell contents up in the formula bar, or double click on the cell and you will be able to select the contents, then copy and paste it. "MandiMae" wrote: I am using Excel 2003. |
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