
#1 it's the OS, not a third party app, but #2 it was a straight-forward issue, stated plainly with the right keywords, and so my guess is that they haven't done anything to make row and column headers usable by Voiceover. The robot (I hope it was a robot) said that they didn't have any information on the topic and that, because Voiceover is a third party product, they don't provide support for it and I should contact Apple. Wanted to bump this in case someone can say that assigning row and column headers in Excel for Voiceover to announce is in fact possible.Ī "chat" with the disability answer desk was very unhelpful. I can see this being an issue where Microsoft could blame Apple for not having the functionality that Jaws and NVDA do, while Apple could just as easily blame Microsoft for not disclosing standard header information to the OS the way Numbers does either way, nothing would get done.Īgain, I hope I'm just missing it. Anybody think this would be scriptable, so that the user could set, say, row one and column 3 as the headers to either read on demand or else announce on movement? I'm pretty new to Voiceover on the Mac, so tell me if I'm missing something. The Table tab on the ribbon also seems not to behave as I'd expect. Tried it, and not only is this very confusing, it didn't work.
#Excel for mac header how to#
There's a Microsoft document about how to make Excel spreadsheets accessible for screen readers, and this document says to create a table out of a range of cells, making sure the first row are marked as headers. In Excel, vo+R and +C don't work well: the row number is announced, but column just dings at me. Has anyone had success with this? A spreadsheet is useless unless one knows which row and column one is in by its label. 60-day money back guarantee.Although my understanding is that one can set a given column and row as a header that Voiceover will announce in Numbers, this doesn't seem to be possible in Excel 2016. Easy deploying in your enterprise or organization.
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#Excel for mac header password#

Tip: If you just want to copy the header or footer, drag the scrollbar down to the Header/Footer part, and check it only.

And go to right section, you can check the settings you want to copy. Then in the Copy Page Setup dialog, check the sheets that you want to copy the current page’s settings to, in default, all the sheets are checked. Then click Kutools Plus > Printing > Copy Page Setup. Then add the footer or header you need, you also can specify other settings to this page as you need. Here I choose sheet Company1, and then click Insert > Header & Footer in the Text group. Before you applying Page Setup utility, you need to set up a sheet as the model.
#Excel for mac header free#
After free installing Kutools for Excel, please do as below:ġ.
