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Default group comment format on text

hi all

i would like to know if one of you can help me. i want to change the text of
a comment . this has to be done for the whole sheet and in the defalt
settings if possible

thanks


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Default group comment format on text

Per Debra Dalgleish
Apr 1 2004, 10:16 pm

You can't turn the feature off. You can substitute another word for your
name, such as "Note". However, the comment will always start with the
contents of the User Name box, and a colon, in bold text.

You can use code to insert a comment formatted as desired, with no name.
There's sample code he

http://www.contextures.com/xlcomments03.html

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hi all

i would like to know if one of you can help me. i want to change the text of
a comment . this has to be done for the whole sheet and in the defalt
settings if possible

thanks


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