Check for accessibility issues while editing

This policy setting controls whether accessibility issues are checked for automatically while the user is editing a workbook. By default, accessibility issues aren’t checked for automatically. If you enable this policy setting, accessibility issues are checked for automatically and users won’t be able to turn it off. The status bar will indicate if accessibility recommendations are available to make the workbook more usable by people with disabilities. If you disable or don’t configure this policy setting, accessibility issues won’t be checked for automatically while editing a workbook. Users can turn on automatic checking by going to File > Options > Ease of Access.

This policy has no additional user input fields.

• User
  Stop checking for alt text accessibility information

  Windows7
• User
  Stop checking for blank table rows used as formatting

  Windows7
• User
  Stop checking for merged cells

  Windows7
• User
  Stop checking for table alt text accessibility information

  Windows7
• User
  Stop checking for table header accessibility information

  Windows7
• User
  Stop checking to ensure hyperlink text is meaningful

  Windows7
• User
  Stop checking to ensure non-default sheet names

  Windows7
• User
  Stop checking to ensure workbooks allow programmatic access

  Windows7