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Add a comment Select the list item, and then select Comment. Or select the icon next to the list item. In the Comments pane, type a comment in the box and then press Enter.

Navigate to SharePoint Admin Center>click Settings>Select Enable Comments on Site Pages then to check the behavior. Besides, try to create a new page in a new site then check if the comment option is disappear again. This step can narrow down if the behavior was happened in all sites or a specific site.

When you enable the feature Append Changes to Existing Text for a field in a SharePoint list item, changes to that field are shown as a thread. The earlier text cannot be changed, but new text is shown above the earlier text. This feature is especially useful for discussions and issue tracking.

Go to your SharePoint list >> Click on the settings gear icon >> Select List settings. On the List Settings page, click on the “Advanced” link. Under the “Comments” section, set the “Allow comments on list items?” to Yes or “No” ing to your requirement.

Re: Saving SharePoint Item comments/conversations. @CamCov comments are not stored in a column in the list but in the list schema. This means you can't access them later and save them to a different archive list.

Ensure that you have the necessary permissions to edit the list. Go to the list settings and check the permission level assigned to your account. 6. If the list is in Quick Edit mode, you won't be able to edit in grid view.

On the Ribbon, click the Library tab, and then click Library Settings. Under Content Types, click the name of the content type that you want to change.

Go to your SharePoint list >> Click on the settings gear icon >> Select List settings. On the List Settings page, click on the “Advanced” link. Under the “Comments” section, set the “Allow comments on list items?” to Yes or “No” ing to your requirement.

Here is how you see the history of the page: Figure: Click on Page | Page History. Figure: See the changes made, versions and the person who changed it. Figure: Click on Show actions | Version History. Figure: Version History listed.

How to add a comment Hover over the list item and click on the Comment Icon or check the box next to the item and choose Comment from the menu. In the pop-up on the right, enter your comments and click the “Send” button to enter the comment. The comment will now appear in the list of comments.

Add and format text If you're not already in edit mode, at the top right of your space, select Edit. On the canvas, select the circled + icon. In the web part toolbox, select Text. Click to place the web part anywhere on the structure (floor). In the property pane on the right, enter your text in the Text field.

Add a comment Select the list item, and then select Comment. Or select the icon next to the list item. In the Comments pane, type a comment in the box and then press Enter.

Navigate to SharePoint Admin Center>click Settings>Select Enable Comments on Site Pages then to check the behavior. Besides, try to create a new page in a new site then check if the comment option is disappear again. This step can narrow down if the behavior was happened in all sites or a specific site.

When you enable the feature Append Changes to Existing Text for a field in a SharePoint list item, changes to that field are shown as a thread. The earlier text cannot be changed, but new text is shown above the earlier text. This feature is especially useful for discussions and issue tracking.

Go to your SharePoint list >> Click on the settings gear icon >> Select List settings. On the List Settings page, click on the “Advanced” link. Under the “Comments” section, set the “Allow comments on list items?” to Yes or “No” ing to your requirement.

Re: Saving SharePoint Item comments/conversations. @CamCov comments are not stored in a column in the list but in the list schema. This means you can't access them later and save them to a different archive list.

Ensure that you have the necessary permissions to edit the list. Go to the list settings and check the permission level assigned to your account. 6. If the list is in Quick Edit mode, you won't be able to edit in grid view.

On the Ribbon, click the Library tab, and then click Library Settings. Under Content Types, click the name of the content type that you want to change.

Go to your SharePoint list >> Click on the settings gear icon >> Select List settings. On the List Settings page, click on the “Advanced” link. Under the “Comments” section, set the “Allow comments on list items?” to Yes or “No” ing to your requirement.

Here is how you see the history of the page: Figure: Click on Page | Page History. Figure: See the changes made, versions and the person who changed it. Figure: Click on Show actions | Version History. Figure: Version History listed.

How to add a comment Hover over the list item and click on the Comment Icon or check the box next to the item and choose Comment from the menu. In the pop-up on the right, enter your comments and click the “Send” button to enter the comment. The comment will now appear in the list of comments.

Add and format text If you're not already in edit mode, at the top right of your space, select Edit. On the canvas, select the circled + icon. In the web part toolbox, select Text. Click to place the web part anywhere on the structure (floor). In the property pane on the right, enter your text in the Text field.

Add a comment Select the list item, and then select Comment. Or select the icon next to the list item. In the Comments pane, type a comment in the box and then press Enter.

Navigate to SharePoint Admin Center>click Settings>Select Enable Comments on Site Pages then to check the behavior. Besides, try to create a new page in a new site then check if the comment option is disappear again. This step can narrow down if the behavior was happened in all sites or a specific site.

When you enable the feature Append Changes to Existing Text for a field in a SharePoint list item, changes to that field are shown as a thread. The earlier text cannot be changed, but new text is shown above the earlier text. This feature is especially useful for discussions and issue tracking.

Go to your SharePoint list >> Click on the settings gear icon >> Select List settings. On the List Settings page, click on the “Advanced” link. Under the “Comments” section, set the “Allow comments on list items?” to Yes or “No” ing to your requirement.

Re: Saving SharePoint Item comments/conversations. @CamCov comments are not stored in a column in the list but in the list schema. This means you can't access them later and save them to a different archive list.

Ensure that you have the necessary permissions to edit the list. Go to the list settings and check the permission level assigned to your account. 6. If the list is in Quick Edit mode, you won't be able to edit in grid view.

On the Ribbon, click the Library tab, and then click Library Settings. Under Content Types, click the name of the content type that you want to change.

Go to your SharePoint list >> Click on the settings gear icon >> Select List settings. On the List Settings page, click on the “Advanced” link. Under the “Comments” section, set the “Allow comments on list items?” to Yes or “No” ing to your requirement.

Here is how you see the history of the page: Figure: Click on Page | Page History. Figure: See the changes made, versions and the person who changed it. Figure: Click on Show actions | Version History. Figure: Version History listed.

How to add a comment Hover over the list item and click on the Comment Icon or check the box next to the item and choose Comment from the menu. In the pop-up on the right, enter your comments and click the “Send” button to enter the comment. The comment will now appear in the list of comments.

Add and format text If you're not already in edit mode, at the top right of your space, select Edit. On the canvas, select the circled + icon. In the web part toolbox, select Text. Click to place the web part anywhere on the structure (floor). In the property pane on the right, enter your text in the Text field.