Incorporating Annotations into your Document
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Annotations are notes that you can enter in your document. You can annotate input expressions and text. By default, the notes are not displayed; however, they can be made visible by moving your mouse over an annotated item.
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Why Use Annotations
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Annotations can contain information such as content author, content origin or purpose, and more.
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How to Incorporate Annotations
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Annotations are incorporated by using the Format>Annotate Selection menu option.
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To annotate text or an input expression:
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1. In the worksheet, select the text or expression for which you want to create an annotation.
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2. From the Format menu, select Annotate Selection. A text field opens. Click in the text field and enter the required annotation information.
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When complete, click in the worksheet to close the text field. The annotated item is highlighted in the worksheet with an outline.
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3. To verify the annotation, hover the mouse over the annotated item. The content is displayed.
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1. Place the cursor in the annotated text or expression.
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2. From the Edit menu, select Edit Annotation. The text field opens displaying the original content of the annotation. Click in the text field and edit as necessary.
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3. Click in the worksheet to close the text field.
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1. Place the cursor in the annotated text or expression.
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2. From the Edit menu, select Delete Annotations.
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To show or hide annotation highlighting:
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1. From the View menu, select Show/Hide Contents.
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2. In the Show Contents dialog, uncheck the box labeled Annotation Markers. No annotations will be highlighted, but the content will still display when you hover over an annotation with the mouse.
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3. To highlight annotations again, return to the Show Contents dialog and check the Annotation Markers box.
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