Hello,

Here is an article on pivot tables using a screen reader. Hope this will be
of help to you.

Yes it is accessible (without a sample excel file it's hard to
 explain, but I'll try).
 For example There's a worksheet that contains a detailed study of your
 client base such as their demographics, their income level, product
 preference, buying pattern etc and let's say this whole data runs over
 some 4000 rows, but you're only interested in finding out just the
 average income level of your clients by region.
 This is one of the reasons why you may want to use the pivot table
 feature.

To creat a pivot table:
1.go to the top left cornor of the data (for example, A1)
2.Go to insert pivot table or pivot chart pivot table (Alt n, v, enter)
3.confirm the selection (something like $A$1:$S$4000) and press enter
4.By default the pivot table gets created in a new worksheet and the
 cursor lands in A3. Press F6 to move to the field list box where you
 can select what needs to be put in rows, what needs to be put in
 columns, and what needs to go as value.
 for example, select "region" as row then "income Level" as value.
5.Press shift f6 to go back to the newly designed pivot table, then
 verify that the values in the table are summarised correctly ( sum /
 count / average)
6.if you wish to summarise the value in a different manner, then go
 to the first cell of the value and then activate the context menu and
 then select the appropriate option in the "summarish 

-----Original Message-----
From: Jfw [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Greg Nickel
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Sent: Monday, December 08, 2014 8:15 PM
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Subject: Pivot tables.

Does anyone have experience with pivot tables in excel?  I haven't been able
to find any resources for implementation with navigation with jaws.

 

Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.

 

 

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