First select the text you want the comment for. To insert the comment, you can use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl - Alt - M to do it. You can also do it on the Review tab. On versions of Word before 2007, it is on the Insert menu.
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To put comments into a cell, with the cell selected go to the Insert menu and pick Comment. You could also right click on the cell and pick Insert Comment from the shortcut menu that appears.
You can type notes directly onto the worksheet, you could type them into a text box on the worksheet, or you can add comments, which are attached to a cell. Pressing Shift - F2 will enter a comment into the selected cell. A small red triangle in the top right corner will indicate that a cell has a comment and it can be seen by putting the cursor over the cell.
To replace the selected text with new text, you can simply highlight the text you want to change and then type the new text directly. Alternatively, you can use the "Cut" command to remove the selected text and then use the "Paste" command to insert the new text in its place. In many applications, you can also right-click on the selected text and choose "Replace" or "Edit" options to facilitate the replacement process.
When you start typing with selected text, the highlighted text is typically replaced by the new characters you input. This is known as "overwrite" mode, where the selected text is deleted as you type. If no text is selected, the new characters are inserted at the cursor's position without affecting existing text. Some applications also have a "insert" mode, where typing adds to the text without deleting anything.
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CTRL - K inserts a hyperlink to selected text in various applications.
Comments can be placed in a cell by pressing Shift and F2. The comment goes into a text box. A red triangle will appear in the top right corner of the cell to show that a comment has been entered. Putting the cursor over the cell will show the comment as a pop up.
To insert text at the current cursor position using a bookmark in JavaScript, you can use the document.getSelection() method to retrieve the user's current selection. Then, create a Range object from the selection and use insertNode() to insert a text node at that position. Here's a basic example: function insertTextAtCursor(text) { const selection = document.getSelection(); if (selection.rangeCount > 0) { const range = selection.getRangeAt(0); range.deleteContents(); // Optional: Remove selected text range.insertNode(document.createTextNode(text)); } } You can call insertTextAtCursor("Your text here") to insert the desired text at the cursor position.
there is no way to remove a selected text especially if it is on Internet.
You can use the comment tags to include text in your HTML code that will not be displayed in the browser. Here is how you do that: <!-- Comment Text -->.
simply typing the new text