Fast Tip Friday – Export Excel Comments to Word Doc
This fast tip demonstrates how to export Excel comments to an MS Word document. The list of comments will also include the cell reference and the comment author.
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this was perfect for something I was working on this morning. Thanks so much!
Linda – So happy to hear it helped you. Thanks for letting me know. Keep in touch.