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Re : Excel In Search of a Certain Comment
Set cmt = Worksheets(1).Comments
For Each c In cmt <How Could One Locate the Anchor Cells for the Given Comments ? Next Anchor cell for a comment is that range (located on an Excel WorkSheet) at which the comment is added thus, Range("A1").AddComment Text:=Txt & " new text" Please share your experience. Regards. |
Re : Excel In Search of a Certain Comment
use set anchorcell = c.parent
or to get the address anchoraddress = c.parent.address " wrote: Set cmt = Worksheets(1).Comments For Each c In cmt <How Could One Locate the Anchor Cells for the Given Comments ? Next Anchor cell for a comment is that range (located on an Excel WorkSheet) at which the comment is added thus, Range("A1").AddComment Text:=Txt & " new text" Please share your experience. Regards. |
Re : Excel In Search of a Certain Comment
Joel, Esq.,
Thank you for your response to my query. But, c.Parent refers to the WorkSheet on which the Comment is located. Regards. TKT-Tang. |
Re : Excel In Search of a Certain Comment
But, c.Parent refers to the WorkSheet on which the Comment is located. No, c.Parent is a range object, the cell the comment is anchored to. Regards, Peter T |
Re : Excel In Search of a Certain Comment
Peter T Esq.,
c.Parent.Name gives the Tag-Name of the WorkSheet on which the Comment is located. Regards. |
Re : Excel In Search of a Certain Comment
Joel & Peter T, Esq.,
Both of you are correct indeed. Regards. |
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