When the "[Sound not converted]" message appears, you can leave the message in the comment, edit the message text, or delete the comment.
To edit a cell comment, use either of the following methods.
Method 1: Edit the Cell Comment Manually
To edit the cell comment manually, follow these steps:
- Select the cell that contains the cell comment.
- On the Insert menu, click Edit Comment.
- Edit the comment.
- Click any cell on the worksheet to stop editing the comment.
NOTE: If you want to clear the comment from a cell, select the cell that contains the comment, point to
Clear on the
Edit menu, and click
Comments.
Method 2: Use Visual Basic Macro to Remove the Message
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If you want to remove the "[Sound not converted]" text from any comments on the worksheet, follow these steps:
- Type the following macro code into a Visual Basic module:
Sub Clear_Comment_Message()
On Error Resume Next
For Each x In Selection
cell_comment = ""
cell_comment = x.Comment.Text
If cell_comment <> "" Then
If InStr(cell_comment, "[Sound not converted]") Then
cell_comment = Right(cell_comment, Len(cell_comment) _
- 22)
x.Comment.Text cell_comment
End If
End If
Next x
End Sub
- Select the range of cells on the worksheet that contains the comments
you want to change.
- Run the Clear_Comment_Message macro.