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Sorry, no. A comment is just a comment.
It could be done with VBA and the Worksheet_Change() event, at the expense of a lot of time consumed rewriting your comments in that column every time something else changed. "Manju" wrote: Is it possible to write a formula in comment What I want is to display a 'value' (say percentage) in comment when I move the mouse over that particular cell. If A1 is having value 10 and A2 has a value of 200, when I move the cursor on cell A1, the comment should display 5.00%.(I know I can add another column A3 and write a formula over there A1/A2 * 100 but I need to show it in the comments). Regards |
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