Try this as a troubleshooting trick. In another cell, type a direct reference to any cell that contains a number. So, for instance, if there's data in B2 then type into this other cell =B2 and hit

ok still not getting this the formula i have tryed is =COUNTIF(b2: b 420,50 but all that is showing up in the cel is what i have put in as a formaler so jaws will say =COUNTIF(b2: b 420,50 b 427

Is there a tutorial or something that goes over all of the various formulas for Excel? I need to refresh my memory on this stuff. I'm working on using a tracking system, and wanted to use a

I did the same thing with the calculator! You're right, making it say "over flow" was hilarious! Johna

After posting this, I decided to try playing around with JAWS' OCR feature, which I had never tried before. And although all the Freedom Scientific documentation seems to imply this feature is for PDF

As mentioned by others, the countif command is yourfriend in this. The format is =COUNTIF(first cell in the range:last cell in the range, value you want to count) The value can be a number, text in

I remember that thing. I remember that some of my elementary classmates and I found a way to make it say "overflow". We thought it was so funny! I got my own, and it got me through jr high and high

Has anyone had any luck using Acronis with JAWS? I have Acronis True Image Home 2013, and can't seem to get JAWS 15 to read anything other than the title bar. I did a web search and found some

Hi Marion -- Maybe this link will help. It's the Freedom Scientific page for using forms: http://www.freedomscientific.com/training/surfs-up/Forms.htm It's easy to find with Google if you ever need it

Yeah the one that cost like $300 when you can get one now for about $15? Sunny Day Maria Campbell lucky1inct@... Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known. Blaise Pascal

Press enter on the edit field. That will get you into forms mode. Regards, Feliciano Like my Facebook page: https://m.facebook.com/profile.php?id=690649294341327 Follow me on Twitter:

I must be going senile or something LOL. I have spent so much time using my new PC That the question should have been , how do I enter forms mode ond my old PC running WinXP and Explorer8 . I

APH also has an audio graphing calculator. I like it much better the the program from Viewplus. I will be nosy here. Why can't you use nemeth code? It is not as hard to learn as the braille code.

Wow! Maybe no one cares about this but me, but I can't help but wonder what my dad would think about something like that. He spent 44 years with Uncle Sam in electronics--communications equipment.

The formula could be an if formula. If (cell) equals three, enter 1 in (next cell). Then do a summary of the counts of 1. For both columns where 1 appears. =b1+d1. Would appear in say, e1. Sent

Marion, The method hasn't changed since JAWS 14. From which version were you upgrading? If forms mode seems different, check your forms mode settings in the JAWS quick settings menu, JAWS key+v. I

My JAWS usually pops me into the form field when I go to the website. If it doesn't, or I want to look around before completing the form field I press enter when I am on the edit field and I hear a

Create a formula using countif for each of the columns you want to check, then add them together. if you wanted columit would beample, rows 1 through 20, countif(b1:b20),'50')

The web site he was talking about is http://www.viewplus.com/products/software/math/ and looks quite interesting. Here are a few facts about the graphing calculator: "Audio Graphing Calculator

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