Alt R A A on Mac: Check Accessibility in Excel

To run Check Accessibility with Alt R A A in Excel on a Mac, install LightningXL, tap Option, then type R, A, A. The same keys as Windows, with the same result.

⌥Option
RReview
ACheck Accessibility
ACheck Accessibility

Step by step

  1. Install LightningXL

    Download LightningXL, then follow the instructions. Setup takes about two minutes.

  2. Select what to act on

    Click a cell, or select the range the command should apply to.

  3. Tap Option, then type R A A

    Tap ⌥ on its own to show the keytips, then R for Review, A for Check Accessibility, A for Check Accessibility.

What Alt R A A does

Check Accessibility sits under Review › Check Accessibility on the Excel ribbon. On Windows, Alt R A A runs it from the keyboard. Excel for Mac has the same ribbon but no Alt key, so without LightningXL you click through Review › Check Accessibility › Check Accessibility instead.

Related shortcuts

The rest of the Check Accessibility menu in Excel:

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