I think that the trainers are just over complicating the issue as they're not
used to doing things the VoiceOver way. To insert a formula in Numbers you
don't need to click on anything, insert anything from a toolbar or menu or jump
to or interact with the formula scroll area. All you need to do
I also forgot to say that when I inserted the separation line, I used the
equals signs as text. I first typed in an apostrophe and then typed in the
equals signs. I could have used anything for the separation line, but I wanted
VoiceOver to say the characters.
Oh, yes. When you get to the Inse
I forgot to say that when I went to where it says insert in the menu, you have
to press the right arrow first to get down to the choices. That sometimes
happens if it says submenu.
Sincerely,
Gigi
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> On Mar 5, 2014, at 10:13 PM, Eugenia Firth wrote:
>
> Hi there
> I use num
Hi there
I use numbers all the time, and I have never had trouble putting in my
formulas. Maybe I'm missing something here, but I don't understand why you are
having to go through all the things used are going through here. All I have to
do is type in the =, and no interaction is necessary or an
Hello Chris,
It does appear quite difficult and shouldn't be so. You may wish to report it
as a bug.
Having said which, if you type an equals sign in the cell where you want your
formula you can pull down the insert menu and select function and one of those
options. But I'm not sure why you ne
Hello,
On my Macbook Pro I am still using iWork 2009 under Mountain Lion.
However, I am using some of my One-to-One training to get familiar with
Mavericks and the new versions of Pages and Numbers. I am having a problem in
Numbers which I hope is caused by me doing something wrong. However, as
