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Join Date: Apr 2002
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I am trying to get rid of the automatic username placed at the top of my comments. I have played around with the User Name designation in the tools|options|General section but the best I can come up with is putting a "space" the input box.
This of course doesn't solve the problem it merely leaves me with a " :" at the start of my comment. Is there any way of disabling this or is it something I am just going to have to live with. For some reason I find most annoying. Thanks in advance for the assistance. Mike |
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Join Date: Feb 2002
Posts: 117
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Are you using the comment box in just excel or through code using vba?
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Join Date: Feb 2002
Posts: 3,065
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the user name or network sign on is what you refer to , its so I you they we know who input the comments, funny when edited no new name but still.
to remove this is can easy be done via VBA and so click command buttom not name and open to input text to that comment on the active cell, Sorry i cant recall how to avoid this in open play of non VBA .... i guess i really should, intrested if anyone knows.. bar sign in by cancel of cause.. no good on networks thou-
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Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: Massachusetts, USA
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Maybe I am wrong, but when I use a comment box in excel, I just either highlight and delete that stuff, or backspace to get rid of it. Perhaps I misunderstood the question?
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Join Date: Apr 2002
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Not using the VBA, have never played around with that much. Actually, just learned about it in the last 5 minutes... Heh. That route will of course be accompanied be a decent learning curve I am guessing.
This is occurring when adding a comment through a right click then insert comment or of course through the regular menu paths. Thanks for the quick responses and continued thanks for future responses. Mike |
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Join Date: Apr 2002
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BatCoder
Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: Turkey
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nancyo you are definetely right, it is what i do to remove user name
mikeiwo, you can goto Options_General and Change the user name with one space then you will just get ":" in your comments instead a long user name. Maybe you like it. |
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Join Date: Mar 2002
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He doesn't want the ":" in the comment box either, he just wants the comment in the box. I don't think this can be done outside of using VBA. If there is a non-VBA solution can someone post it?
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Join Date: Apr 2002
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If someone could also be so kind to post a step by step answer in VBA so that even a complete moron could follow it that would be cool too. Thanks, Mike |
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Board Regular
Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: Massachusetts, USA
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On the toolbar, insert comment will bring up a coment box on the excel spreadsheet (in a specific cell). Simply backspace or highlight and delete the user name.
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