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How to call "Hide Comment" from VBA???
Hi,
I created a comment in a cell with VBA. I don't know why but it stays open instead to be closed. Can I call the same "Hide comment" that we see when we right click on that cell? range("A40").NoteText Text:="bla bla bla" ' to close the comment range("A40").HideComment ???????? |
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How to call "Hide Comment" from VBA???
I turned on the macro recorder (tools=Macro=Record a Macro) and hide
comment using the right click popup menu. this was what was recorded: ActiveCell.Comment.Visible = False -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Barb" wrote: Hi, I created a comment in a cell with VBA. I don't know why but it stays open instead to be closed. Can I call the same "Hide comment" that we see when we right click on that cell? range("A40").NoteText Text:="bla bla bla" ' to close the comment range("A40").HideComment ???????? |
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