Changing the ToolTip font changes the comment balloons, but it also changes things in other applications besides Excel, as well. In case you didn't figure it out from these steps, the font used in the comment balloons of Excel is determined by the ToolTip font used by Windows. Click OK, as necessary, to close all the open dialog boxes.Using the other controls in the dialog box, change the font specifications as desired.Using the Item drop-down list, choose ToolTip.Windows displays the Advanced Appearance dialog box. In some versions of Windows you should click the Advanced button.The Appearance tab of the Display Properties dialog box. Make sure the Appearance tab is selected.Windows displays the Display Properties dialog box. You can make a change in Windows that will affect the comment font, however. You can change them individually (as already mentioned), but not universally within Excel. Just select the text, then use the controls on the Formatting toolbar or by choosing Comment from the Format menu.Įxcel does not provide a way for you to change the default font specifications for comment balloons, across the board. If you want a larger font used for your comment, you can change the character formatting of anything within the comment itself. What you type is inserted, by default, in 8-point Tahoma. The insertion point is then at the beginning of the next line, ready for your to type. When you insert a comment into a worksheet cell, Excel places the user's name on the first line of the comment balloon in bold type.
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