From: Jordan on
Hi,

Rather than inputting a comment in a cell in an excel worksheet, I would
like to add a 1. inside a cell (which currently has a dollar value inside)
and place a corresponding footnote underneath (outside the cell) which would
provide an explanation. Can this be done, if not any other suggestions?
This is similar to the fineprint we all see advertisements.

i.e. (inside cell) 1. 1250.00

(outside cell) 1. This amount includes expenses relating to....

Thanks.

From: Russell Dawson on
You could custom format the cell

1- $0000

You'd have to do it for each cell and footnote reference i.e. 2- $0000, 3-
$0000 etc

I take it that the footnotes are to be input manually yourself at the foot
of the page as their name suggests and are your own explanation and not part
of the problem.

--
Russell Dawson
Excel Student

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"Jordan" wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Rather than inputting a comment in a cell in an excel worksheet, I would
> like to add a 1. inside a cell (which currently has a dollar value inside)
> and place a corresponding footnote underneath (outside the cell) which would
> provide an explanation. Can this be done, if not any other suggestions?
> This is similar to the fineprint we all see advertisements.
>
> i.e. (inside cell) 1. 1250.00
>
> (outside cell) 1. This amount includes expenses relating to....
>
> Thanks.
>
From: Russell Dawson on
Rethinking this

It's not going to look very pretty and could be misleading to others who are
obviously going to be viewing the w/s hence the need for footnotes.

Wouldn't it be more elegant of you were to introduce a column in which the
references can be made. I would go for letters in any event which removes
any doubt.

--
Russell Dawson
Excel Student

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"Russell Dawson" wrote:

> You could custom format the cell
>
> 1- $0000
>
> You'd have to do it for each cell and footnote reference i.e. 2- $0000, 3-
> $0000 etc
>
> I take it that the footnotes are to be input manually yourself at the foot
> of the page as their name suggests and are your own explanation and not part
> of the problem.
>
> --
> Russell Dawson
> Excel Student
>
> Please hit "Yes" if this post was helpful.
>
>
> "Jordan" wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > Rather than inputting a comment in a cell in an excel worksheet, I would
> > like to add a 1. inside a cell (which currently has a dollar value inside)
> > and place a corresponding footnote underneath (outside the cell) which would
> > provide an explanation. Can this be done, if not any other suggestions?
> > This is similar to the fineprint we all see advertisements.
> >
> > i.e. (inside cell) 1. 1250.00
> >
> > (outside cell) 1. This amount includes expenses relating to....
> >
> > Thanks.
> >