Video: Inspect files for accessibility issues - Microsoft Support
Use the Accessibility Checker tool to look for accessibility issues in your Office documents. Select File > Info. Select Check for Issues > Check Accessibility. In the Inspection Results, select an …
Remove hidden data and personal information by inspecting …
Document Inspector helps you find and remove hidden data and personal information stored in documents that you plan to share. Here's how to use it. Tip: If you're just looking to print without comments, on the File tab select Print, choose Print All Pages, and clear Print Markup.
Accessibility best practices with Excel spreadsheets
Use a simple table structure for data only, and specify column header information. To ensure that tables don’t contain split cells, merged cells, or nested tables, use the Accessibility Checker. Visually scan your tables to check that they don't have any completely blank rows or columns.
Improve accessibility with the Accessibility Checker
In the Accessibility pane, review and address the findings under Inspection Results. In the Accessibility pane, you'll see a list of errors and warnings, with how-to-fix recommendations for each. To quickly correct the issues, apply one of the recommended actions.
Rules for the Accessibility Checker - Microsoft Support
To help ensure that your Microsoft 365 files are accessible, use the Accessibility Checker, a free tool available in Word, Excel, Outlook, OneNote, and PowerPoint on Windows, Office for the web, or Mac, and Visio on Windows. It finds most accessibility issues and explains why each might be a potential problem for someone with a disability.
Accessibility tools for Excel - Microsoft Support
This page lists accessibility tools for Excel. Here you'll also find tools to make your Excel spreadsheets accessible for everyone. Microsoft wants to provide the best possible experience for all our customers.
Analyze a workbook with Spreadsheet Inquire - Microsoft Support
Use this command in the Inquire add-in to analyze the structure, elements, links, and contents of a workbook.
Accessibility Ribbon - Microsoft Support
Before sharing a document with someone else or saving to a public location, first check for accessibility issues. Use the Accessibility ribbon to: Find potential accessibility issues in your content. Add alternative text and easy-to-understand names to pictures and charts. Unmerge cells to create a clear structure to your data.
Handling data source errors (Power Query) - Microsoft Support
Some errors may be easy to fix, some may be transient, and some may be hard to diagnose. What follows is a set of strategies you can take to handle errors that come your way. There are two types of errors that might occur when you refresh data.
Accessibility tools for Microsoft 365
On this page, you'll find accessibility resources for Word, PowerPoint, and Excel, and tools to make your content accessible for everyone, including people with disabilities. Learn about …
Create, edit, and manage connections to external data
You can use Excel to create and edit connections to external data sources that are stored in a workbook or in a connection file. You can easily manage these connections, including creating, editing, and deleting them using the current Queries & Connections pane or the Workbook Connections dialog box (available in previous versions).