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Takeaways from Accessibility in Office 365, Microsoft Ignite 2016

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To build the next decade of innovation, Microsoft must take univesal design and accessibility to heart, Satya Nadella, CEO Microsoft

At last week’s Microsoft Ignite technology conference, Office Marketing Product Manager Malavika Rewari shared the latest accessibility improvements in Office 365 and what features are currently being developed.

Rewari explained that Microsoft is working toward building accessibility in from the beginning, not bolting it on at the end. Their plan is for future features and products to have accessibility built in from day one.Continue reading Takeaways from Accessibility in Office 365, Microsoft Ignite 2016

7 Tips for Sharpening Your Excel Skills [Infographic]

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7 essential Excel tricks every office worker needs to know

You probably know that person at work who’s a pro at Microsoft Excel. Give them a spreadsheet, and in no time, they’ve delivered a professional report with impressive charts, tables and Sparklines.

Better yet, they know how to use one of the most powerful features in Excel, the PivotTable, to count things, group data in ranges, and drill down to extract the data behind any total.

You wish you had their Excel skills. Continue reading 7 Tips for Sharpening Your Excel Skills [Infographic]

Using the Office 2010 Accessibility Checker

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Office 2010 Accessibility Checker

via blogs.technet.com

If you’re creating Office 2010 documents, make sure you’re creating documents that everyone can access. Use the Office 2010 Accessibility Checker on your Word, Excel and PowerPoint to check the document for issues that may restrict people with disabilities from accessing the content.

To access the Accessibility Checker in Office 2010:

  1. Select the File tab
  2. Select the Check for Issues button
  3. Select Check Accessibility

Read the full article on The Productivity Hub. Thanks to Mike Paciello (@mpaciello) and Suzanne (@ProductivityHub) on Twitter for their shoutout about the Office 2010 Accessibility Checker.

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