Ability to change the Excel comment indicator color
 

I would like to change the color of the Excel comment indicator from red to
whatever I desire for two reasons:

1) red indicator on a red cell = invisible indicator (defeating the entire
purpose of an indicator)

2) I'm a developer creating very intense "program" like spreadsheets for
other companies, including a graphical navigation system,
company-personalized color schemes, etc. I would like to change the indicator
to match the rest of the company's color scheme.

From the numerous requests for this feature that can be found throughout the
internet (mrexcel.com forums for example), I hope Microsoft will be adding
this simple feature soon..?

Ability to change the Excel comment indicator color
 

Hi
not possible

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Frank Kabel
Frankfurt, Germany


Cryptikx wrote:
I would like to change the color of the Excel comment indicator from
red to whatever I desire for two reasons:

1) red indicator on a red cell = invisible indicator (defeating the
entire purpose of an indicator)

2) I'm a developer creating very intense "program" like spreadsheets
for other companies, including a graphical navigation system,
company-personalized color schemes, etc. I would like to change the
indicator to match the rest of the company's color scheme.

From the numerous requests for this feature that can be found
throughout the internet (mrexcel.com forums for example), I hope
Microsoft will be adding this simple feature soon..?

Ability to change the Excel comment indicator color
 

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Tom Ogilvy

"Cryptikx" wrote in message
...
I would like to change the color of the Excel comment indicator from red
to
whatever I desire for two reasons:

1) red indicator on a red cell = invisible indicator (defeating the entire
purpose of an indicator)

2) I'm a developer creating very intense "program" like spreadsheets for
other companies, including a graphical navigation system,
company-personalized color schemes, etc. I would like to change the
indicator
to match the rest of the company's color scheme.

From the numerous requests for this feature that can be found throughout
the
internet (mrexcel.com forums for example), I hope Microsoft will be adding
this simple feature soon..?