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How do I set a comments location
I am adding new rows into a worksheet containing a number of comments. When I
"view comments", they often have moved some distance relative to the cell containing the comment. How do I "lock" the position of the comment relative to the cell so that it does not move when I add, delete or copy/paste rows? |
I think the best you can do is put them back where they belong.
Visit Debra Dalgleish's site for some code that'll do that: http://www.contextures.com/xlcomments03.html#Reset wrote: I am adding new rows into a worksheet containing a number of comments. When I "view comments", they often have moved some distance relative to the cell containing the comment. How do I "lock" the position of the comment relative to the cell so that it does not move when I add, delete or copy/paste rows? -- Dave Peterson |
How do I set a comments location
Does this mean I cannot lock the posiction of a comment on a worksheet?
"Dave Peterson" wrote: I think the best you can do is put them back where they belong. Visit Debra Dalgleish's site for some code that'll do that: http://www.contextures.com/xlcomments03.html#Reset wrote: I am adding new rows into a worksheet containing a number of comments. When I "view comments", they often have moved some distance relative to the cell containing the comment. How do I "lock" the position of the comment relative to the cell so that it does not move when I add, delete or copy/paste rows? -- Dave Peterson |
How do I set a comments location
Yep.
tphillips wrote: Does this mean I cannot lock the posiction of a comment on a worksheet? "Dave Peterson" wrote: I think the best you can do is put them back where they belong. Visit Debra Dalgleish's site for some code that'll do that: http://www.contextures.com/xlcomments03.html#Reset wrote: I am adding new rows into a worksheet containing a number of comments. When I "view comments", they often have moved some distance relative to the cell containing the comment. How do I "lock" the position of the comment relative to the cell so that it does not move when I add, delete or copy/paste rows? -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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