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To display all comments in the worksheet, go to the Review tab > Show all Comments. To move or resize any overlapping comments, right-click and select Edit Comment, and the border of the comment box will display sizing handles.

If you want to resize a comment box, move the mouse pointer to one of the sizing handles on the corners or sides until it turns into a plus sign with arrows. Then, click and drag one of the handles to resize the comment box to your preferred size.

An easy way to remember this keyboard shortcut; the F2 key edits the cells content, whereas Shift-F2 edits the cells comment.

Another way to make Excel cells expand to fit text automatically is by using the following options on the ribbon: To AutoFit column width, select one, several or all columns on the sheet, go to the Home tab > Cells group, and click Format > AutoFit Column Width.

If you want to quickly show or hide all comments in your worksheet, press Ctrl + Shift + O. This will toggle the display of comments on and off.

Automatically resize all columns and rows to fit the data Select the Select All button. at the top of the worksheet, to select all columns and rows. Double-click a boundary. All columns or rows resize to fit the data.

If you want to resize a comment box, move the mouse pointer to one of the sizing handles on the corners or sides until it turns into a plus sign with arrows. Then, click and drag one of the handles to resize the comment box to your preferred size.

If you want to resize a comment box, move the mouse pointer to one of the sizing handles on the corners or sides until it turns into a plus sign with arrows. Then, click and drag one of the handles to resize the comment box to your preferred size.

Display Click the ?File? tab on the ribbon, and then click ?Options.? Click the ?Advanced? tab in the left pane. Scroll down to the Display section and to the subsection: ?For cells with comments, show.? Click ?No comments or indicators,? ?Indicators only, and comments on hover? or ?Comments and indicators.? Click ?OK.?

Line comments are your standard ctrl + / on Windows/Linux or cmnd + / on OSX. In languages where there are more than one type of comment, like JavaScript and most preprocessors, line comments only comment out a single line.