Part 1: Improving Accessibility

The Merriam-Webster dictionary offers five different definitions for the word “accessibility”. This part will focus on two of the five definitions, “being in reach” and “easily used or accessed by people with disabilities.” The first chapter addresses both definitions by showing you resources in Excel that can bring more features and functions within your reach, as well as illustrating how adapting spreadsheets for those that have disabilities actually makes things easier for everyone. There are not many things worse to an Excel user than having your work suddenly vanish from the screen, so the second chapter shares ways that you can defend against Excel crashes and better understand some of Excel’s messaging. The third chapter is all about streamlining access to Excel features by way of built-in as well as customizable shortcuts, including showing you the way to revive features you may have thought...