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Have the comment attribute of excel365 changed?

鑫珑 王 1 Reputation point
2022-06-21T04:40:10.257+00:00

I used Visual Basic in Excel to extract the comments in my table and found it was completely impossible to extract them. In excel365, did it create a new attribute to represent a comment? I sent the file to my colleague, but she couldn't see my comment when she opened the old version of Excel. I would like to ask the technical staff of excel, is this a bug? Or did you change something? If you did it, how should I extract the comments in loop?

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  1. Ceasar Chen_MSFT 4,481 Reputation points
    2022-06-21T07:43:34.48+00:00

    Hi, @鑫珑 王
    I guess the comment you are referring to is the Note in Excel365 now, and the Note in Excel365 was a comment in the old version. For details, please refer to this link: the-difference-between-threaded-comments-and-notes

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