I am working with someone who cannot use a mouse, and have figured out how to
do most things in Excel 2007 using only keyboard shortcuts.

How can I select an embedded chart in Excel 2007 using only the keyboard? It
would be logical for one of the F6 shortcuts to work, but they don't seem to.

Thanks,
Jane

I have figured out how to select an embedded chart without a mouse, but still
don't know how to move or size an embedded chart in Excel 2007 with only the
keyboard. Can anyone help?

"Je" wrote:

I am working with someone who cannot use a mouse, and have figured out how to
do most things in Excel 2007 using only keyboard shortcuts.

How can I select an embedded chart in Excel 2007 using only the keyboard? It
would be logical for one of the F6 shortcuts to work, but they don't seem to.

Thanks,
Jane

Now I have figured out how to select a chart and size a chart using the
keyboard. I am still stumped on moving a chart without using a mouse. Can
this be done? The person I am helping can't use a mouse. This is an
accessibility issue.

"Je" wrote:

I have figured out how to select an embedded chart without a mouse, but still
don't know how to move or size an embedded chart in Excel 2007 with only the
keyboard. Can anyone help?

"Je" wrote:

I am working with someone who cannot use a mouse, and have figured out how to
do most things in Excel 2007 using only keyboard shortcuts.

How can I select an embedded chart in Excel 2007 using only the keyboard? It
would be logical for one of the F6 shortcuts to work, but they don't seem to.

Thanks,
Jane