Excel spreadsheet: cannot set announcement for column & row headers
At my work they are switching over to a new method for reporting work time for payroll. Hopefully the attached sample spread sheet comes through to the list. I need to set the row of dates announced as column headers when navigating the below cells for entering hours. I’m not getting it to work.
I am using the NVDA commands for designating the start cell for the row labeled as “Dates.” This would be using NVDA + Shift + C when on cell C-12.
Time worked for each date is entered on the row starting with cell B-18.
Could someone please use the attached spreadsheet and see if you can get column date headers to work when moving cell-to-cell on row 18?
I will appreciate any tips on what I can do as well as any modifications to the spreadsheet itself. The spreadsheet is protected and announced as “read only.” However, I can edit cells. So, I don’t understand if that might be a part of the problem.
Thank you so much!
Jeff Samco
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I don’t use Drop Box or similar cloud file sharing app. Maybe I will try We Transfer. Stay tuned.
Jeff
Sent: Monday, March 27, 2023 10:13 AM
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Subject: [nvda] Excell spreadsheet: cannot set announcement for column & row headers
At my work they are switching over to a new method for reporting work time for payroll. Hopefully the attached sample spread sheet comes through to the list. I need to set the row of dates announced as column headers when navigating the below cells for entering hours. I’m not getting it to work.
I am using the NVDA commands for designating the start cell for the row labeled as “Dates.” This would be using NVDA + Shift + C when on cell C-12.
Time worked for each date is entered on the row starting with cell B-18.
Could someone please use the attached spreadsheet and see if you can get column date headers to work when moving cell-to-cell on row 18?
I will appreciate any tips on what I can do as well as any modifications to the spreadsheet itself. The spreadsheet is protected and announced as “read only.” However, I can edit cells. So, I don’t understand if that might be a part of the problem.
Thank you so much!
Jeff Samco
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Dave
In checking my post to the list I see the attachment did not come through.
I don’t use Drop Box or similar cloud file sharing app. Maybe I will try We Transfer. Stay tuned.
Jeff
From: nvda@nvda.groups.io <nvda@nvda.groups.io> On Behalf Of Jeff Samco
Sent: Monday, March 27, 2023 10:13 AM
To: nvda@nvda.groups.io
Subject: [nvda] Excell spreadsheet: cannot set announcement for column & row headers
At my work they are switching over to a new method for reporting work time for payroll. Hopefully the attached sample spread sheet comes through to the list. I need to set the row of dates announced as column headers when navigating the below cells for entering hours. I’m not getting it to work.
I am using the NVDA commands for designating the start cell for the row labeled as “Dates.” This would be using NVDA + Shift + C when on cell C-12.
Time worked for each date is entered on the row starting with cell B-18.
Could someone please use the attached spreadsheet and see if you can get column date headers to work when moving cell-to-cell on row 18?
I will appreciate any tips on what I can do as well as any modifications to the spreadsheet itself. The spreadsheet is protected and announced as “read only.” However, I can edit cells. So, I don’t understand if that might be a part of the problem.
Thank you so much!
Jeff Samco
Hopefully the attached sample spread sheet comes through to the list.-
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