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Resolving a comment keeps the comment but shows it as Resolved so those collaborating on the piece can see the issue has been fixed. Deleting the comment removes it completely. If you want other teammates to know an issue was dealt with, use Resolve.

200bRestore a comment: In the comment history list, find the desired comment and click Restore to display this comment again in the document.

When a comment is finished with, you can hide it, resolve it, or delete it: Hiding comments will remove all the comments from view, though they still technically exist on the document. Resolving comments will fade them out, but they're still immediately visible. Deleting comments will remove them entirely.

Open a Resolved Comment Click the Comments button at the top-right of your document. Use the Re-open link to reopen resolved comments in shared Google Docs. To reopen resolved comments, click the blue reopen link next to the document. The comments are added back into the document.

When a comment is finished with, you can hide it, resolve it, or delete it: Hiding comments will remove all the comments from view, though they still technically exist on the document. Resolving comments will fade them out, but they're still immediately visible. Deleting comments will remove them entirely.

Resolving a comment keeps the comment but shows it as Resolved so those collaborating on the piece can see the issue has been fixed. Deleting the comment removes it completely. If you want other teammates to know an issue was dealt with, use Resolve.

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