There's a bit of personal preference as well. I generally use just the arrow
keys to navigate the table and VO-j to jump to the format inspector. Using just
the arrow keys will move you through just the visible cells (visible meaning
those that haven't been hidden). This is generally a good thin
be aware, that using option + arrow keys will add a row or column to your
spreadsheet table automatically. Whereas command arrows will move you to the
top/left/bottom/right of a column/row. The two are easy to mix up when you're
in a hurry and hitting option + arrows will screw up the column/row
Hello guys
You might try VO j in order to jump back-and-forth between the formatter and
your spreadsheet. You can also set hotspots where you want to go real often.
Press VO shift and a number to save your hotspot. When you go to it, press VO
plus the number you assigned to it.
Gigi
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Allison,
Once you have your spreadsheet open, navigate to the layout area and interact
with it. You should hear something like Table. You need to interact with the
table again. Then use either tab key or vo+arrow keys to go round your
spreadsheet. I find that when I want to enter new data,,
