How do they do that?

  • Thread starter Thread starter Josh Sale
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Josh Sale

I was looking at somebody's Excel worksheet and they had included a little
cell format that I've never seen before and can't figure out how to
replicate. They had formatted a cell so that the bottom-left corner of the
cell was red. This little feature looked a lot like Excel's own comment
indicator that appears in the top-right corner of the cell.

This feature didn't prevent the cell from containing and displaying it value
(again like a comment indicator).

I can't figure out how to achieve this effect from Excel's user interface
much less using Control's object model.

Anybody know how to do this?

TIA,

josh
 
Maybe not so interesting after all ... I guess they just did an Insert |
Picture | From File and positioned it appropriately.
 

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