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Guest
How do i Attach th text box on the right hand side corner of the sheet and
hide it their and when i take mouse their it comes out.
hide it their and when i take mouse their it comes out.
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Guest
Cannot be done in Excel with just a 'mouse-over'. Could be done with VBA
(macro) using Worksheet_SelectionChange() event. You would have to click on
a particular cell to make it come out (become visible).
(macro) using Worksheet_SelectionChange() event. You would have to click on
a particular cell to make it come out (become visible).
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Guest
how do i do that with the help of cell
JLatham said:Cannot be done in Excel with just a 'mouse-over'. Could be done with VBA
(macro) using Worksheet_SelectionChange() event. You would have to click on
a particular cell to make it come out (become visible).
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Epinn
Hi,
I hope I understand the OP correctly but not entirely sure what he/she really wants.
I would appreciate your comments on my idea.
1. Draw a rectangle inside a cell (using the drawing toolbar).
2. Right click on the rectangle, then Format AutoShape to remove the lines (colors and lines tab) to get the "hidden" effect.
3. Right click on the rectangle to insert hyperlink, link to the same worksheet.
4. Click on ScreenTip and type in text.
The text will not be seen unless "mouse-over" happens.
Just a thought. Have I missed anything? If I am totally off, have a good laugh.
Epinn
Cannot be done in Excel with just a 'mouse-over'. Could be done with VBA
(macro) using Worksheet_SelectionChange() event. You would have to click on
a particular cell to make it come out (become visible).
I hope I understand the OP correctly but not entirely sure what he/she really wants.
I would appreciate your comments on my idea.
1. Draw a rectangle inside a cell (using the drawing toolbar).
2. Right click on the rectangle, then Format AutoShape to remove the lines (colors and lines tab) to get the "hidden" effect.
3. Right click on the rectangle to insert hyperlink, link to the same worksheet.
4. Click on ScreenTip and type in text.
The text will not be seen unless "mouse-over" happens.
Just a thought. Have I missed anything? If I am totally off, have a good laugh.
Epinn
Cannot be done in Excel with just a 'mouse-over'. Could be done with VBA
(macro) using Worksheet_SelectionChange() event. You would have to click on
a particular cell to make it come out (become visible).
G
Guest
See Epinn's possible solution below.
Anand vijay said:how do i do that with the help of cell
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Guest
You may be on to something. I'd taken it to mean a text box as in a control.
So how about we wait until Anand vijay replies to your possible solution?
Always helps to get a different view of such things - I often seem to guess
wrong or miss offering alternative solutions. Thanks for joining in.
So how about we wait until Anand vijay replies to your possible solution?
Always helps to get a different view of such things - I often seem to guess
wrong or miss offering alternative solutions. Thanks for joining in.
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Epinn
Thank you for your encouragement. I like mama's solution which I have totally forgotten. Like you, I was focusing on textbox/autoshapes. The best thing about comments is that the cell is flagged with a red triangle. Let's hope the OP can give us some feedback.
Wish you a Happy and Healthy 2007.
Epinn
You may be on to something. I'd taken it to mean a text box as in a control.
So how about we wait until Anand vijay replies to your possible solution?
Always helps to get a different view of such things - I often seem to guess
wrong or miss offering alternative solutions. Thanks for joining in.
Wish you a Happy and Healthy 2007.
Epinn
You may be on to something. I'd taken it to mean a text box as in a control.
So how about we wait until Anand vijay replies to your possible solution?
Always helps to get a different view of such things - I often seem to guess
wrong or miss offering alternative solutions. Thanks for joining in.
E
Epinn
I am not able to create hyperlink in the Text Box. <<
As indicated in my response to your other thread, I don't think we can insert hyperlink to a **textbox**. Under this thread, I mentioned about drawing a **rectangle** inside a cell via the drawing toolbar (view>toolbars>drawing). In my opinion, a textbox is not the same as a rectangle. Experts, please feel free to correct me if I am wrong.
You may want to try mama's solution which is simpler. If you want to draw a rectangle and still not sure how, post back or search the net.
Good luck!
Epinn
well , I am not able to create hyperlink in the Text Box. I think you guys
need to first tell me how do i create hyperlink in the text box.
As indicated in my response to your other thread, I don't think we can insert hyperlink to a **textbox**. Under this thread, I mentioned about drawing a **rectangle** inside a cell via the drawing toolbar (view>toolbars>drawing). In my opinion, a textbox is not the same as a rectangle. Experts, please feel free to correct me if I am wrong.
You may want to try mama's solution which is simpler. If you want to draw a rectangle and still not sure how, post back or search the net.
Good luck!
Epinn
well , I am not able to create hyperlink in the Text Box. I think you guys
need to first tell me how do i create hyperlink in the text box.
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Guest
Simple, elegant - and probably the perfect solution as long as no interaction
with the text is required.
with the text is required.