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romance's prince
hello dears
is any solution for excel conflict with screen reader
CTRL shortcut ;
we usually use CTRL alone or with another keys to
perform a function
many times I got data formatting toolbar pup up or in
charts it shows chart toolbar
instead of do the needed function.
is anyway to disable CTRL shortcut for showing
toolbar?
I'm using excel 2016.
another point, more than friend of mine noticed
ms-excel (all versions) navigation slow with jaws 2019 and above on windows10,
any solution for this matter?
many thanks
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Chris Hill
Weird. I've never had anything untoward happen with using the control key for silence in excel. Navigation seems quite fast for me in excel, you may be suffering from an old computer.
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romance's prince
hi Chris
for example when selecting cells we press CTRL+SHIFT+Down errow once i live them excel open quick analysis page also when i'm in chart object CTRL used to open chart toolpar so when click CTRL + another key mostly open toolpar. i'm using excel 2016 and jaws 2019 thanks
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Van Lant, Robin
I can replicate what you are talking about. If a group of cells with content is selected and then I hit either Control key, Excel opens some sort of small pop-up with options in it. I hear JAWS say, ”Tab‑ Analysis Lens Formatting Tab‑ selected range”. If you hit escape, the pop-up goes away, still leaving the cells selected, and you can do what you needed to do. I only get this if I press Control alone. If I press Control and Shift together or another command that requires the Control plus another key, it does not occur.
Hope this helps.
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Ann Byrne
That analysis pane thing can be turned off in file/options/general.
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I can replicate what you are talking about. If a group of cells with content is selected and then I hit either Control key, Excel opens some sort of small pop-up with options in it. I hear JAWS say, �Tab‑ Analysis Lens Formatting Tab‑ selected range�. If you hit escape, the pop-up goes away, still leaving the cells selected, and you can do what you needed to do. I only get this if I press Control alone. If I press Control and Shift together or another command that requires the Control plus another key, it does not occur.
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Van Lant, Robin
Ann, thank you! I found the setting and disabled it.
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