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To me, comments have always had a mind of their own.
I've never depended or used those options. But I could play with those settings and change the height of the row and the comment's size would change, too (and size with cell was chosen). Mark wrote: I have used some of her code and it is helpful. But what about the function itself? What does "Move but don't size with cells" really mean? "Dave Peterson" wrote: How about just putting them back where they belong? http://www.contextures.com/xlcomments03.html#Reset From Debra Dalgleish's site. Mark wrote: I have tried exhaustively to lock down comments in relation to their respective cells. Regarding the 3 options: Move and size Move but don't size These seem to do something but nothing rational. For example, Move-but-don't-size will not lock to the associated cell, but I can't see why not. When I insert a row above, the comment (upon editing) is not in the same relation to the cell as before. Any ideas? Thanks, Mark -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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