[Trainer-talk] Excel Question

[Steve Cook]

Hi Mark,

Our jaws instructor figured your below steps out as well.  This had both of us stumped, LOL

Steve Cook, CPM
Assistive Technology Consultant
SC Commission for the Blind
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Columbia, SC 29201
Phone(803) 898-8788
Fax: (803) 898-8882
E-Mail: stcook at sccb.sc.gov


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Hi Steve:

Even though column A is hidden,

1. Go  to the "Go to" dialog box with F5 or CTRL G, enter the cell reference
A1 and press enter
2. Select the column with CTRL + Space
3. Go to the context menu with the Applications key or Shift + F10 4. Select the Unhide option and press Enter



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Subject: [Trainer-talk] Excel Question

Hi All,

Using Excel 2013, JAWS 16 and windows 7.  If you hide column A in an Excel work sheet.  How do you make column A reappear?

Steve Cook, CPM
Assistive Technology Consultant
SC Commission for the Blind
1430 Confederate Avenue
Columbia, SC 29201
Phone(803) 898-8788
Fax: (803) 898-8882
E-Mail: stcook at sccb.sc.gov

June is Cataract Awareness month. A cataract is the clouding of the lens in the eye that affects vision. To help prevent cataracts, the South Carolina Commission for the Blind encourages you to wear sunglasses and a hat with a wide brim, stop smoking and practice good nutrition. For more information about how the SC Commission for the Blind can help you or a loved one, please visit us at www.sccb.state.sc.us or give us a call at 803-898-8731.

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