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I've got an end user on Office 2013, that can't right-click, wanting to be able to 'Close' comments.
There is a VB string to close specific comments, but that doesn't do any good on a document that has more than 1 comment. So I see where the problem is, but I'm not sure how to (if it's even possible) to use 'Selection' to close a highlighted comment. What I have setup below closes the first comment. Code:
Sub Name() With ActiveDocument.Comments(1) .Done = True End With End Sub |
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