Tag Comment Warranty For Free

Add a comment from the context menu or from Review > New Comment. Type @ and the first few letters of the person's first or last name, and then pick the name you want (If they don't already have permission to open the document, you'll be asked to provide that).

If you want to tag a friend in someone else's photo or post, you can start by typing their name, preceded by an @ symbol, in the text box for comments. Tag someone in the comments section. From there, you'll need to just click on the name of the user you want to tag from the list Facebook suggests.

Use an @mention to name specific people in your comment. Select Post comment. The recipient will receive an email notification. They can reply to the comment right from the email or select the link to go directly to the comment.

To edit a comment: Select the cell containing the comment you want to edit. From the Review tab, click the Edit Comment command. The comment box will appear. Edit the comment as desired, then click anywhere outside the box to close the comment.

The file must be saved in SharePoint or OneDrive for business. If you're using the desktop version of Word, Excel, or PowerPoint (i.e. on Windows or Mac), you have to have configured and signed in to your Office 365 email account. Tenants with conditional access will not be able to create @mentions.

Add a comment from the context menu or from Review > New Comment. Type @ and the first few letters of the person's first or last name, and then pick the name you want (If they don't already have permission to open the document, you'll be asked to provide that).

If you want to tag a friend in someone else's photo or post, you can start by typing their name, preceded by an @ symbol, in the text box for comments. Tag someone in the comments section. From there, you'll need to just click on the name of the user you want to tag from the list Facebook suggests.