accessing 'comment' feature using VBA ?

tbablue

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Can anyone offer some advice on how to possibly display information via 'comments' using VBA? I'm guessing that someone may have done this before.
 

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If you mean adding a comment try

Code:
Range("A1").NoteText Text:="This is a comment"
 
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Thank You VoG. Just the start I needed; the AddComment methods looks like what I'm after.
 
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