Worksheet






A collection of cell comments. Each comment is represented by a Comment object.
Using the Comments Collection
Use the Comments property to return the Comments collection. The following example hides all the comments on worksheet one.
Set cmt = Worksheets(1).Comments
For Each c In cmt
c.Visible = False
Next
Use the AddComment method to add a comment to a range. The following example adds a comment to cell E5 on worksheet one.
With Worksheets(1).Range("e5").AddComment
.Visible = False
.Text "reviewed on " & Date
End With
Use Comments(index), where index is the comment number, to return a single comment from the Comments collection. The following example hides comment two on worksheet one.
Worksheets(1).Comments(2).Visible = False