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I want Excel to automatically create comments to a range of cells. The comments should contain the values of another range of cells. Here is what I got so far: Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) Dim sResult As String If Union(Target, Range("A18")).Address = Target.Address Then Application.EnableEvents = False Application.ScreenUpdating = False sResult = "Maximal " & Target.Value With Range("I6") .ClearComments .AddComment .Comment.Text Text:=sResult End With Application.EnableEvents = True Application.ScreenUpdating = True End If End Sub This works great for one cell; my

Is there an easy way to delete all comments from an open file in VSCode? Preferably both line and block comments. Most interested in Java, but also Python and R. Easy way: Open extensions (ctrl-shift-x) type in remove comments in the search box. Install the top pick and read instructions. Hard way (I guess) search replace(ctrl-h) toggle regex on (alt-r). Learn some regular expressions! https://docs.rs/regex/0.2.5/regex/#syntax A simple //.* will match all single line comments (and more ;D). #.* could be used to match python comments. And /\*[\s\S\n]*\*/ matches block comments. And you can

I've posted this on django-users but haven't received a reply! So I have my own profile objects for users (subclass of User). One of the fields is imagefield, which is (obviously) used for users to upload their logo/thumbnail. The question is how I can include this on their comments? Any ideas? Thanks in advance! Subclassing User is not recommended in Django. Instead, create a separate profile model. Let's assume you have your app, foo . In foo's models.py , add: class FooUserProfile(models.Model): user = models.ForeignKey(User, unique=True) user_image = models.ImageField() Then, in your

When we add a new file, In .h & .m file, there is always a comments/documentation section at top. example. // // SimpleGameAppDelegate.m // SimpleGame // // Created by hbmac2 on 01/10/09. // Copyright __MyCompanyName__ 2009. All rights reserved. // Here, there is by default hbmac2 - is user name & MyComapnyName is also default. Can't we set it like, Created by Sagar - HiddenBrains.com - by default? Can we set any other comments to be there by default? nall See this question for copyright: Setting copyright statement on a per-project basis? See this question for templates: Change templates in

I have some javascript files and parse it using Rhino's javascript parser. but I can't get the comments. How can I get the comments? here's a part of my code. run this code, "comment" variable has null. also, while running "astRoot.toSource();", it shows only javascript code. no comment included. it disappeared! [java code] public void parser() { AstRoot astRoot = new Parser().parse(this.jsString, this.uri, 1); List<AstNode> statList = astRoot.getStatements(); for(Iterator<AstNode> iter = statList.iterator(); iter.hasNext();) { FunctionNode fNode = (FunctionNode)iter.next(); System.out.println

I'm using (setq-default comment-style 'multi-line) and my region comments, when doing M-; , are: /* void main() * { * int i; * int b; * printf("format string"); * } */ But I want them to look like this: /* * void main() * { * int i; * int b; * printf("format string"); * } */ What do I have to change? Try with: (setq comment-style 'extra-line) Geyslan G. Bem Complementing the anler answer and answering my own question. To use the Linux Kernel commenting Style [1] in emacs, just set this variable in your .emacs/init.el : (setq comment-style 'extra-line) To comment/uncomment use M - ; after

I am looking at the CellEntry API (https://developers.google.com/gdata/javadoc/com/google/gdata/data/spreadsheet/CellEntry) to see how I could add comments (and ideally notes as well) to a cell, but don't see anything obvious like "addComment()". Anyone have an idea? Thanks With google sheet API v4 you can set a note using spreadsheets.batchUpdate. Example javascript sdk: var requests = []; requests.push({ "repeatCell": { "range": { "sheetId": yourSheetId, "startRowIndex": 1, "endRowIndex": 2, "startColumnIndex": 0, "endColumnIndex": 1 }, "cell": { note: "Your note" }, "fields": "note" } });