What does a red triangle at the top right of a cell indicates?

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What does a red triangle at the top right of a cell indicates?
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Muhammad Sarwar
29-April-2015

Microsoft Excel

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Date Posted: 2016/02/25

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A red triangle in the cell indicates the comment associated with the cell. If you place mouse on it, it will show the comment

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