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I have an Excel spreadsheet with a lot of comments that I need to set the
properties for (they're causing an error but I need to keep them). I need to set the properties of the comments to "move and size with cells" to eliminate the error I'm getting. Is there a way to set this with VBA or a way to select all of the comments and change the formatting for them all at once? If you double-click on a comment and bring up the Format Comment dialog box, then go to the Properties tab, I need to set the Object positioning to "Move and size with cells" for about an hundred comments. What's the best way to accomplish this? Tom |
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what error are you getting? what version of excel are you using? i am confused. comments are assigned toa cell and do move with the cell. and the only thing i can format is the fonts. i suspect that you may be using shapes and confusing them with comments. regards FSt1 "Tom" wrote: I have an Excel spreadsheet with a lot of comments that I need to set the properties for (they're causing an error but I need to keep them). I need to set the properties of the comments to "move and size with cells" to eliminate the error I'm getting. Is there a way to set this with VBA or a way to select all of the comments and change the formatting for them all at once? If you double-click on a comment and bring up the Format Comment dialog box, then go to the Properties tab, I need to set the Object positioning to "Move and size with cells" for about an hundred comments. What's the best way to accomplish this? Tom |
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![]() Hi, It's Excel 2003, the error I'm getting is "cannot shift objects off sheet" when trying to hide some columns as described he http://en.allexperts.com/q/Excel-105...ects-sheet.htm The solution from MS was to change the properties of the objects (comments) to "move and size with cells" so I was looking for a way to do it with VBA since there are so many of them on the sheet. I actually found the solution I was looking for with some more digging at: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/211769 Sub Test() Dim s As Shape On Error Resume Next For Each s In ActiveSheet.Shapes s.Placement = xlMoveAndSize Next End Sub thanks anyway though, Tom "FSt1" wrote: hi what error are you getting? what version of excel are you using? i am confused. comments are assigned toa cell and do move with the cell. and the only thing i can format is the fonts. i suspect that you may be using shapes and confusing them with comments. regards FSt1 "Tom" wrote: I have an Excel spreadsheet with a lot of comments that I need to set the properties for (they're causing an error but I need to keep them). I need to set the properties of the comments to "move and size with cells" to eliminate the error I'm getting. Is there a way to set this with VBA or a way to select all of the comments and change the formatting for them all at once? If you double-click on a comment and bring up the Format Comment dialog box, then go to the Properties tab, I need to set the Object positioning to "Move and size with cells" for about an hundred comments. What's the best way to accomplish this? Tom |
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