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Only thing that can be added to a cell without affecting the formula/result is a comment.<br />
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There is an option to have Comments printed at the end of the worksheet but not sure of the indexing (1 or a) options.
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Only thing that can be added to a cell without affecting the formula/result is a comment.

There is an option to have Comments printed at the end of the worksheet but not sure of the indexing (1 or a) options.

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Thank you. &nbsp;How can I show a comment then when printing, or even when viewing a file, without having to hover over it?
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Thank you.  How can I show a comment then when printing, or even when viewing a file, without having to hover over it?

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I would like to add a visible notation for a specific cell in Excel which contains a formula.<br />
For instance if the cell is showing 3500 (as a result of a formula calculation), &nbsp;I would like to add a small 1, or a next to it, and then <br />
refer to that 1 or a at the end of the spreadsheet to make a note regarding that cell.<br />
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The problem is that if I add anything in the cell, it affects the formula.. <br />
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Is there a way to do this?<br />
It must show when I print the document.
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I would like to add a visible notation for a specific cell in Excel which contains a formula.
For instance if the cell is showing 3500 (as a result of a formula calculation),  I would like to add a small 1, or a next to it, and then 
refer to that 1 or a at the end of the spreadsheet to make a note regarding that cell.

The problem is that if I add anything in the cell, it affects the formula.. 

Is there a way to do this?
It must show when I print the document.

Adding a visible notation in field in Excel

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