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Using Excel's Accessibility Checker to follow best practices for those with disabilities

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Using Excel's Accessibility Checker to follow best practices for those with disabilities

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- [Instructor] If you want to make your Excel worksheets accessible and unlock your content to everyone, including people with disabilities, then you need to become familiar with Excel's Accessibility Checker. It's a built-in feature. And when you are working with it, you might see, as we're seeing on this worksheet here at the bottom lower left, Accessibility Investigate. That suggests that there are some issues that we should be dealing with if we have any concern about accessibility. If there are no issues in this worksheet, you'll see the phrase Accessibility Good to Go or possibly you're seeing nothing. We'll talk about those various displays. To get to the accessibility issues, we can go to the Review tab in the ribbon. And you'll see the choice Check Accessibility. And the description there, I won't read it all, is let us make sure that your file follows accessibility best practices, and we'll help you fix…

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