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In the Name field, enter TitleRegion followed by the following 4 values (no spaces, separated by periods): In Mac, select Insert> Name> Define and the Define Name dialog opens. In Windows, select Formulas> Define Name and the New Name dialog opens. Select the cell in the upper-left corner of the table (not the table title). If a single sheet has multiple tables, if the table has sortable columns, or if you want to specify an explicit beginning and end of a table, you need to use TitleRegion. Do not repeat this step for other header cells within the same table. Only add a Name to the first cell in the table. Although the initial text is still visible, accessibility information has been added for a screen reader user. Also be sure to type RowTitle or ColumnTitle as one word, without a space.Īfter entering the correct value in the Name field, select Ok. Remember that ColumnTitle is for vertical headers and RowTitle is for horizontal headers.
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These formulas do not update when the table changes, so be sure your table is complete first.Tables can be identified with formula names of Title, TitleRegion, and others.
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If your spreadsheet includes tables, there is a special way to add table ‘header’ information that will be read in some screen readers. Do not use color alone to convey information.Spell check is not automatic as it is in Word/PowerPoint.Ensure the data used to create the chart is available and clearly structured, and preferably precedes the chart. Charts cannot be given alternative text.While images can be given alternative text in the same way as other Office tools ( see other cheatsheets), they can sometimes introduce reading order issues and should typically not be added to spreadsheets.While they may sometimes be necessary to visually separate data, they can cause a screen reader user to think the sheet has ended, even when it has not. Be careful with empty rows and columns.A screen reader user will usually start with the first cell (A1), so this is a good place to put important information about the sheet.They can be confusing for screen reader users who expect one row and/or column header for each cell. Merged cells should not be used in tables. To merge cells, select Home and the Merge menu. If content spans multiple cells visually, these cells should be merged. Spanned cells will be identified by a screen reader (e.g., “Budget A1 through G1”).Screen readers will read the cell number as users navigate from cell to cell (e.g., “Grand Total A 23").
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Users who are blind rely on software called a screen reader to interact with spreadsheets.
#MICROSOFT EXCEL 2011 PDF#
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