How do I view certain comments in Word?
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How do I view certain comments in Word?
Find the “Review” tab, select the “Tracking” group, and click on “Show Markup”. Rest your pointer on Balloons, and then select “Show All Revisions inline” to display comments inline and deletions with strikethroughs. Rest your pointer on a comment inside the document. The comment will appear in a ScreenTip.
How do I view comments in a document?
Click on the Comments button at the top of a Google Doc to see all comments and discussions that have taken place in a document or presentation. Rather than scrolling down your document looking for a comment, just click on the “Comments” button at the top of your document which opens up a list summary of all comments.
Why can’t I see comments in Word?
If you don’t see the toolbar on your screen in Word, go to the View menu to Toolbars and select the Reviewing toolbar. On the Reviewing toolbar, make sure the drop-down menu is set to “Original Showing Markup,” which shows you all of the insertions, deletions and comments made to the document during editing.
How do I view only open comments in Word?
To hide your comments only in Word, simply:
- Navigate to the Review tab.
- Open the Show Markup dropdown menu (click on the downward facing arrow at the end)
- De-select Comments.
Why can’t I see the comments on a Word document?
How do I view comments in Word 2019?
If you later want to view your comments, Word provides two ways that they can be displayed: either in the Reviewing Pane or in balloons to the right side of your document. The latter method (using balloons) is the default comment-viewing method; there’s nothing you need to do to turn it on.
How do I show hidden comments in Word?
Showing comments Click the Review tab in the Ribbon. In the Tracking group, click Display for Review. A drop-down menu appears. Select Simple Markup or All Markup to show the markup area, including comments.
