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Extracting cell comments is quite simple. For example:
Code:
Sub ExportComments()
Dim InputRange As Range, StrCmnt as String
Set InputRange = Application.InputBox (prompt:= "What Range?",Type:=8)
On Error Resume Next
For Each cell in InputRange
StrCmnt = StrCmnt & Cell.Address & ": " & Mid(Cell.Comment.Text, Len(Cell.Comment.Author) + 3) & vbCr
Next
MsgBox StrCmnt
End sub
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