Use comments in your document to make suggestions to other people or to track issues for follow-up. Insert a comment. Select the text you want to comment on, or click at the end of the …

Right-click the cell and then select New Comment. Type your comment. You can @mention someone to address the comment to them - this sends them email notification of the comment. …

On the Review tab, select New Comment. In the Comments pane, select New. Press Ctrl + Alt + M. Right-click any text and select New comment in the context menu. Write your comment and …

Add or view comments. In addition to adding new comments, you can view existing comments to delete them or reply to them. To view comments in Reading View, click Comments. To add a …

Collaborate with others to give notes and feedback on a document by using comments. Note: Comments work similarly in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. However, the following steps are …

Using the Comments pane in Word for the web makes it easier to work with comments. To open the Comments pane, press Ctrl+F6 until you hear "Ribbon tab" or "Ribbon toolbar," depending …

You can add, reply to, or delete comments when working with others on lists. In comments you can also use the @-sign with a person's name to tag someone directly for feedback. When a …

Add a comment. Double-tap where you want the comment to appear. On the context menu, scroll to the right and then tap New Comment. Read a comment. Tap highlighted text to open the …

How to mark comments as done while you're reading or editing a document in Word Web App. You can delete or reply to them too.

Select the object or slide you want to comment on. Select Review > New Comment. Or select New if the Comments pane is open. You can also add a comment by selecting Insert > …