Wie kann ich auch Inhalte der Kommentare in Numbers durchsuchen?

For every others readres here is the same in English :

How can I also search contents of the comments in Numbers?

I hope that problem can be solved.

I really don't understand where is the problem.

As you may see, here both search features apply to comments too.

Yvan KOENIG (VALLAURIS, France) samedi 7 janvier 2012

iMac 21”5, i7, 2.8 GHz, 12 Gbytes, 1 Tbytes, mac OS X 10.6.8 and 10.7.2

Comments are searched by the same Find and Replace tool as is used for searching cell content. Type Command-F and enter your search term in the field in the upper right corner.

Google Translation:

Kommentare werden durch den gleichen Find and Replace Tool wie für die Suche Zellinhalt verwendet gesucht. Type Command-F und geben Sie Ihren Suchbegriff in das Feld in der oberen rechten Ecke.

have you really looked the posted screenshot ?

Here the two ways to search return the strings embedded in comments.

It's why I wrote :

As you may see, here both search features apply to comments too.

Yvan KOENIG (VALLAURIS, France) samedi 7 janvier 2012

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If no comments are displayed, you can View > Show Comments. If some comments are hidden and others are displayed, then View > Hide Comments, View > Show Comments. After this sequence, all comments will be showing and all will be included in the Find action.

Jerry

It's not what I get here.

Yvan KOENIG (VALLAURIS, France) samedi 7 janvier 2012

iMac 21”5, i7, 2.8 GHz, 12 Gbytes, 1 Tbytes, mac OS X 10.6.8 and 10.7.2

Dieses kann die Ausgabe veranschaulichen. Die zwei Zellen, die Anmerkungsmarkierungsfahnen zeigen, enthalten Anmerkungen, die außer dem Zellenhinweis und dem abschließenden word-' identisch sind; open" in einem " closed" im anderen. Die Suche ist für " comment" , das in beiden ist.

This may illustrate the issue. The two cells showing comment flags contain comments that are identical except for the cell reference and the final word—'open" in one "closed" in the other. The search is for "comment", which is in both.

Obgleich Jerry' s-Vorschlag, dass alle Anmerkungen leicht gezeigt werden oder versteckt werden können, merke ich dass das " Location" Spalte zeigt nur den Blattnamen des Blattes, in dem die Anmerkung gefunden wurde, nicht das exakte Blatt:: Tabelle:: Zellenposition.Betrachten Sie die Situation, in der der Benutzer einige Tabellen auf einem Blatt hat, und mehr als ein Blatt im Dokument (und möglicherweise einige kommentierte Zellen auf jeder Tabelle):

Although Jerry's suggestion that all comments may be easily shown or hidden, I note that the "Location" column shows only the Sheet name of the sheet where the comment was found, not the precise Sheet::Table::cell location.

Consider the situation where the user has several tables on a sheet, and more than one sheet in the document (and perhaps several commented cells on each table):

Regards,

Barry

(Übersetzungen zum Deutschen durch Babelfish.)

(Translations to German by Babelfish.)

Barry wrote:

...

Although Jerry's suggestion that all comments may be easily shown or hidden, I note that the "Location" column shows only the Sheet name of the sheet where the comment was found, not the precise Sheet::Table::cell location.

Consider the situation where the user has several tables on a sheet, and more than one sheet in the document (and perhaps several commented cells on each table):

Regards,

Barry

Barry,

Clicking on the results listing highlights the found item in the cell where it resides. You may Arrow-key down through the list and the focus will keep shifting to the referenced cell.

Jerry

"Clicking on the results listing highlights the found item in the cell where it resides. You may Arrow-key down through the list and the focus will keep shifting to the referenced cell."

Thanks, Jerry. I should have remembered that, having done a bit of earlier exploration of Find just a few days ago.

Regards,

Barry