Print Your Excel Comments.
Posted on May 23, 2008
Filed Under Excel Tips & Tricks
The last Tip and Trick for this week is an Excel Tip and Trick. Today I want to show you something cool/useful that has to do with the comments in excel. We already know that using comments in MS Excel can be really helpful.
Normally you only make the comments in your spreadsheet and you don’t print them. Well you can but the default setting in Excel is that you don’t print them. This is also the case when you right click on the cell and select Show Comment. This way your comment stays open and can you continue to work in your spreadsheet. If you want to print your comments you’ll need to change some settings.

Follow these steps to print your comments in Microsoft Excel.
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First you’ll need to go to the review tab.
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And select Show all Comments

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Select the Page Layout tab
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And in the Page Setup group, click the dialog box launcher next to Page Setup.

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And on the Sheet tab you can select if and how you want them printed.
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I selected for this example Comments: As displayed on sheet.

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Now click OK and this is how my printscreen now looks like.

So that’s it for today and I hope you liked this Excel tutorial. Next week will be another Excel week with only formula’s like we did a couple of months ago. So if you want to learn some useful Excel formulas, be sure to check back with us coming Monday. Have a great weekend!!


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