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I need some help with Excel comments. I am unable to find
useable documentation other than the function defenitions in the MSDN for the cell comment object in excel. more specifically, I need some part of text in the comment field to be bold. I am able to find the text I need in the text string, but I am unable to format it. recording a macro does not help : it does not reflect text format changes done to the comments any help would be appreciated - George |
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George,
Use code like the following: Dim CMT As Comment Set CMT = Range("A1").AddComment() CMT.Text "this is a test" CMT.Shape.TextFrame.Characters(11, 4).Font.Bold = True -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "George Godik" wrote in message ... I need some help with Excel comments. I am unable to find useable documentation other than the function defenitions in the MSDN for the cell comment object in excel. more specifically, I need some part of text in the comment field to be bold. I am able to find the text I need in the text string, but I am unable to format it. recording a macro does not help : it does not reflect text format changes done to the comments any help would be appreciated - George |
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thanks -----Original Message----- George, Use code like the following: Dim CMT As Comment Set CMT = Range("A1").AddComment() CMT.Text "this is a test" CMT.Shape.TextFrame.Characters(11, 4).Font.Bold = True -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "George Godik" wrote in message ... I need some help with Excel comments. I am unable to find useable documentation other than the function defenitions in the MSDN for the cell comment object in excel. more specifically, I need some part of text in the comment field to be bold. I am able to find the text I need in the text string, but I am unable to format it. recording a macro does not help : it does not reflect text format changes done to the comments any help would be appreciated - George . |
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