Add a New Comment in Microsoft Excel

In this article we will learn how we can add a new comment in Excel.

Before we learn about how to add comments in a sheet, we have to understand about the comments. What are comments and how can we identify that if it is a comment in Microsoft Excel.

We can use the Comments in Excel to remind ourselves and inform someone else about what the cell contains. To add the comment in a cell, Excel provides the Insert Comment function.After inserting the comment it is displayed with little red triangles

 

Let’s take an example and understand how we can add new comments to a cell.

We are having working hour’s calculator sheet in which we need to insert comments in the yellow highlighted cells.

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To Add the new comment follow below given steps:-

  • Select the cell E11.
  • Right click with the mouse.
  • A popup will appear, from the list select Insert Comment.

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  • You can write your remarks in this comment box.
  • Let’s say if we want to put the remarks in this yellow box for that particular date related write Saturday off.

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  • Click anywhere in the sheet.

Where you had put the comment, the cell will appear with a red colored triangle.In this manner we can add comments in all the yellow marked cells.

This is the way you can add comments to remember important key points in the data or it can help in making users understand about the cells.

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