your welcome and good luck
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From: "Charlene Y" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, February 27, 2007 3:21 PM
Subject: [JAWS-Users] Re: Excel Help


>
> Thank you very much for your help.  i will give it a try.
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "Patricia" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: "jaws help" <[email protected]>
> Sent: Tuesday, February 27, 2007 3:10 PM
> Subject: [JAWS-Users] Excel Help
>
>
>>
>> I found this at JFWlite under hints/tricks..
>>
>> Creating Charts with Excel and JFW
>> Here is an example.
>> say you're in excel and in column A, you have the names of sales reps
>> going
>> from
>> A1 down to A10.  then in column B, you have the amount each has sold that
>> month.
>> So, you have two lots of data, sales rep name and their sales.
>> go to the bottom cell,B10 and highlight up to the top using control shift
>> and up
>> after you have located yourself in B10.
>> Now go to the insert menu and arrow down until you hear chart.
>> Enter here and the chart wizard will start up.  This is a four step
>> wizard.
>> let's say your boss wants a pie chart.
>> In step one you are given a whole load of chart types you can choose 
>> from.
>> go to Pie and enter.
>> the second step of the wizard will then start and give you the co-
>> ordinates,cells, you have selected.
>> you keep pressing next button.
>> on the third step, you will be asked if you wish to assign label and
>> following
>> the steps within this step this is tricky but becomes easier with
>> practice.
>> The
>> fourth step asks if you want to put the chart in the sheet or to a
>> separate
>> document, this is up to you but I normally go for a separate document as
>> you
>> can
>> then copy and paste into a word document and place text above or below 
>> the
>> chart.
>> You then click finish, and hey presto, a pie chart.  Or indeed, any other
>> type
>> of chart you want.
>> If you are using a colour printer, the charts appear in colour, if not
>> they
>> will
>> be printed in various shades of grey.
>> Also, while still in excel you can go to the view menu and into Zoom, to
>> make
>> the chart appear much larger on the printed sheet.
>>
>> Some Windows Shortcuts for Excel
>> File Management
>>    New Ctrl-N
>>    Open Ctrl-O
>>    Print Ctrl-P
>>    Save Ctrl-S
>>    Save As F12
>>
>> Editing
>>    Undo Ctrl-Z
>>    Repeat last command F4
>>    Copy Ctrl-C
>>    Cut Ctrl-X
>>    Paste Ctrl-V
>>    Find Ctrl-F
>>    Replace Ctrl-H
>>    Goto F5
>>    Insert blank cell Ctrl-Shift-+
>>    Delete cell selection Ctrl-Minus sign
>>    Edit cell note Shift-F2
>>
>> moving
>>    Move down to next page of data Page Down
>>    Move up to previous page of data Page Up
>>    Move across to next page of data Alt-Page Down
>>    Move across to previous page of data Alt-Page Up
>>    Go to next worksheet Ctrl-Page Down
>>    Go to previous worksheet Ctrl-Page Up
>>    Move up through a selection Shift-Enter
>>    Move right through a selection Tab
>>    Move left through a selection Shift-Tab
>>
>>
>> Formatting
>>    Annotate a cell Shift-F2
>>    Format selected element Ctrl-1
>>    Check spelling F7
>>    Create chart F11 (or Alt-F1)
>>    Enter date Ctrl-;
>>    Enter time Ctrl-:
>>    Scroll between relative, absolute,
>>    and mixed references - F4
>>
>>
>> Selecting Ranges
>>    All cells with notes Ctrl-Shift-?
>>    Rectangular range of cells around
>>    active cell    Ctrl-*
>>    Cells with formulas that refer
>>    directly to active cell   Ctrl-]
>>    All cells within formulas that refer
>>    to active cell     Ctrl-Shift-{
>>    Only visible cells in current selection Alt-;
>>
>> Data Formatting
>>    Apply general number format Ctrl-Shift-~
>>    Format as currency Ctrl-Shift-$
>>    Apply percentage format Ctrl-Shift-%
>>    Apply exponential number format Ctrl-Shift-^
>>    Format number as date Ctrl-Shift-#
>>    Format number as time Ctrl-Shift-@
>>    Apply two-decimal place format Ctrl-Shift-!
>>    Apply outline border Ctrl-Shift-&
>>    Remove all borders Ctrl-Shift-_
>>    Hide rows Ctrl-9
>>    Unhide rows Ctrl-Shift-(
>>    Hide columns Ctrl-0
>>    Unhide columns Ctrl-Shift-)
>>
>> Jaws Keystrokes Excel
>>
>> DESCRIPTION KEYSTROKE
>> Informational Keystrokes for Columns
>> Read first cell in column ALT+1
>> Read second cell in column ALT+2
>> Read third cell in column ALT+3
>> Read fourth cell in column ALT+4
>> List cells in current column CTRL+SHIFT+C
>> Read column total INSERT+NUM PAD ENTER
>> Say column title ALT+SHIFT+C
>> Informational Keystrokes for Rows
>> Read first cell in row ALT+CTRL+1
>> Read second cell in row ALT+CTRL+2
>> Read third cell in row ALT+CTRL+3
>> Read fourth cell in row  ALT+CTRL+4
>> List cells in current row CTRL+SHIFT+R
>> Read row total INSERT+DELETE
>> Say row title ALT+SHIFT+R
>> Miscellaneous Informational Keystrokes
>> Describe cell border ALT+SHIFT+B
>> Lists cells at page break CTRL+SHIFT+B
>> List cells with comments CTRL+SHIFT+' (APOSTROPHE)
>> Read cell comment ALT+SHIFT+' (APOSTROPHE)
>> List cells with data visible on screen CTRL+SHIFT+D
>> List defined monitor cells CTRL+SHIFT+M
>> List worksheets CTRL+SHIFT+S
>> Say range of cells visible in active window ALT+SHIFT+V
>> Read hyperlink ALT+SHIFT+A
>> Report gridline status ALT+SHIFT+G
>> Say active cell coordinates INSERT+C
>> Say excel version (Excel 95 only) CTRL+SHIFT+V
>> Say contents of focus rectangle INSERT+N
>> Say cell font and attributes INSERT+F
>> Say formula CTRL+F2
>> Read spelling error and suggestion INSERT+F7
>> Navigation Keystrokes
>> Move to prior screen in spreadsheet ALT+PAGE UP
>> Move to next screen in spreadsheet ALT+PAGE DOWN
>> Next Sheet CTRL+PAGE DOWN
>> Prior Sheet CTRL+PAGE UP
>> Move down to the edge of current data region CTRL+DOWN ARROW
>> Move up to the edge of current data region CTRL+UP ARROW
>> Move left to the edge of current data region CTRL+LEFT ARROW
>> Move right to the edge of current data region CTRL+RIGHT ARROW
>> Selection Keystrokes
>> Select column CTRL+SPACEBAR
>> Select hyperlink CTRL+SHIFT+H
>> Select region CTRL+SHIFT+8
>> Select row SHIFT+SPACEBAR
>> Select worksheet objects CTRL+SHIFT+O
>> Collapse selection to current cell SHIFT+BACKSPACE
>> Configuration Keystrokes
>> Read monitor cell ALT+SHIFT+1 THROUGH 0
>> Set monitor cell ALT+CTRL+SHIFT+1 THROUGH 0
>> Clear definitions of monitor cells CTRL+SHIFT+DELETE
>> Formula input mode = (EQUALS)
>> AutoFilter CTRL+SHIFT+A
>> AutoSum ALT+= (EQUALS)
>> Date stamp CTRL+; (SEMICOLON)
>> Time stamp CTRL+SHIFT+; (SEMICOLON)
>> Close Office Assistant CTRL+INSERT+F4
>> link Detailed Descriptions of Keystrokes
>>
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