Hi,
I am interested if there is a way to have a message become visible when the 
mouse is hovered over a cell. I am currently using 2007.
In this problem I have one sheet that has a list of names (employees) across 
row 2.
I have on another sheet with all the employee details, employee number, 
address, phone numbers etc.

What I want to be able to do is when I hover above name 1 it show the phone 
numbers of that person from the employee details sheet.

Currently I am having to use "comments" to show this data and I need to 
ensure the data is always up-yo-date in both sheets. I would like to have to 
update the employee details once and that is it.

I would like to show as much employee details as I need.
Is this possible???

Thanks for any help.

Kevin.

You should still use Comments.

You can write an Event macro that runs everytime the worksheet containing 
the names is activated.

The macro would erase all the comments in row #2 and replace them with the 
most up to date data from the data sheet.
-- 
Gary''s Student - gsnu201003


"Kev - Radio Man" wrote:

> Hi,
> I am interested if there is a way to have a message become visible when the 
> mouse is hovered over a cell. I am currently using 2007.
> In this problem I have one sheet that has a list of names (employees) across 
> row 2.
> I have on another sheet with all the employee details, employee number, 
> address, phone numbers etc.
> 
> What I want to be able to do is when I hover above name 1 it show the phone 
> numbers of that person from the employee details sheet.
> 
> Currently I am having to use "comments" to show this data and I need to 
> ensure the data is always up-yo-date in both sheets. I would like to have to 
> update the employee details once and that is it.
> 
> I would like to show as much employee details as I need.
> Is this possible???
> 
> Thanks for any help.
> 
> Kevin.

Thank you for your reply and suggestion.
I understand your idea but I would prefer not to use a copy/paste option, as 
with 100 employees this would become messy.
Also if one name was incorrectly placed then this would put the wrong data 
in the cell comment.

Regards
Kevin.


"Gary''s Student" wrote:

> You should still use Comments.
> 
> You can write an Event macro that runs everytime the worksheet containing 
> the names is activated.
> 
> The macro would erase all the comments in row #2 and replace them with the 
> most up to date data from the data sheet.
> -- 
> Gary''s Student - gsnu201003
> 
>