Add comments, documents to cell

Hi!
Can I add comments and documents to cell in BPC?
I need to attach word, excel documents to amount in cell.

Hey KEU,
actually yes, you can add comments and you can add documents in your reports, but documents not with the standard of BOPC. I did it with a trick for one of our customers. In the first cell I use VBA to let the user add a document. The path to the document will be written as comment in the DB. In the second cell I get the comment (path) from the DB again and change the format of the link to hyperlink. If you click to the hyperlink, the added document will open.
Hope, that helps you at least a bit
Karsten

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