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![]() I need to keep the comments in a document but remove the name of the commenter so I can pass the file on to a third party who is not allowed to know the name of the person who posted the comments. I've removed the person's name from the document properties but it still appears in each comment. |
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You could use a macro like:
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Sub Demo() Dim Cmnt As Comment For Each Cmnt In ActiveDocument.Comments Cmnt.Author = "" Next End Sub Do note this will still leave the comment date/time stamp, which can't be removed. The only way around that would be to replace all the comments so they get the current date & time.
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Cheers, Paul Edstein [Fmr MS MVP - Word] |
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Actually it's really easy. I don't know why I didn't try this before, but you just go to Prepare for Sharing, Inspect document, and click Remove All Document Properties and Personal Information. The comments are still there but are labelled 'A1' etc.
Sorry to have bothered you - but maybe someone will find this useful one day. |
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