Hi Jane,

I don't know about a script, but you can set this from within Numbers itself.

Under the "Table" menu you'll find a submenu under "Header Columns" and another 
under "Header Rows". Make sure that in both submenus you select zero. I'm not 
quite sure what these options do, but they allow VoiceOver to  provide 
alpha-numeric identifiers for each cell. I would tink that you could set this 
in the "inspector", Command+Option+I. That way, you won't need to set the 
option each time you open numbers or create a new table.

Take care
James 

On 26 Sep 2013, at 01:04, Jane <[email protected]> wrote:

> I have just bought myself Numbers for my Mac running Mountain Lion. Is there 
> a way I can make a script so that when I arrow through the sheet, I will get 
> the column headings as I go from B1 to B2 and so on?  If so, what is it, or 
> where an I find it?
> 
> Jane
> 
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