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I want to show you the difference between notes and the comment functionality in Google Spreadsheets. When you go into a cell and you right click you have to option to insert a comment or insert a note. So, this may throw you off a little but, especially if you are an Excel user because in Excel you only have the functionality to insert a note. What the note does, and I have one here already, is it just gives you a way to further explain what in the cell. Maybe you want to write a note to yourself to remember somethig or to someone else. but the data doesnamp;#39;t really belong inside the cell. Metadata, if you will. But, the comment functionality is somewhat of a new concept. At least, itamp;#39;s new to me in spreadsheets. And, itamp;#39;s most usable in a mult-user context. If youamp;#39;re sharing this with someone else, especially someone else that is going to edit it, the comment can be used like this. Say someone puts amp;quot;Sailboatamp;quot; in here and I think it shou
