Working with Microsoft Excel—Working with cell content

To select a cell:

Say "Select Cell <column><row>".

Example: "Select Cell A5".

To select a row:

Say one of the following:

• "Select Row <number>"
• "Select Next Row"
• "Select Previous Row"

To select a column:

Say one of the following:

• "Select Column <letter>"
• "Select Next Column"
• "Select Previous Column"

To bold, italicize, or underline cells:

Do one of the following:

1. Say one of the following:

   • "Select Cell <column><row>"
   • "Select Row <number>"
   • "Select Column <letter>"

2. Say one of the following:

   • "Bold That"
   • "Italicize That"
   • "Underline That"

Or

Use a Natural Language Command, like one of the following:

• "Bold Cell <column><row>"
• "Italicize Row <number>"
• "Underline the Next Row"
• "Bold Column <letter>"
• "Italicize the Next Column"
• "Underline this Column"

To add or edit cell content:

To add content and stay in the cell:

1. Say "Cell <letter><number>".

2. Dictate the cell content.

   For example, "Accounts Payable", or "one hundred twenty dollars".

3. Say "Apply".

To add content and go to the next cell:

1. Say "Cell <letter><number>".
2. Dictate the cell content.
3. Say "Press Enter".

To revert cell entry:

Say "Cancel".