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I'm using "Paste Link" to tie two worksheets together, but when I add a Comment to the source sheet, it doesn't appear in the subordinate sheet. Is there a way to set that up?
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Got it...Thanks for the quick response.
Unfortunately, when using the "Paste Link" feature to tie two worksheets together, any new comments added to the source sheet will not automatically appear in the subordinate sheet. This is because comments are not considered data in Excel and are not included in the link.
However, you can manually copy and paste the comments from the source sheet to the subordinate sheet if you need them to be included. To do this, simply select the cell with the comment in the source sheet, right-click and select "Copy", then go to the corresponding cell in the subordinate sheet and right-click and select "Paste".
Alternatively, you can consider using a different method to tie the two worksheets together, such as a macro which may allow for comments to be included.