As an update for the actual table, the scenario is a bit different from this example: there is a form filled in with information. Some is correct, some incorrect. I am trying to simulate a supervisor reviewing the form and finding and fixing the incorrect information. And yes, it has to be accessible.
I used two methods. First, I split up the table into individual quiz questions using T/F and Fill-In-The-Blank. The T/F asks the learner if all of the information for the day is correct. Then they use Fill-In-The-Blank to correct wrong answers. It worked, kinda, but the graded quizzes in Cp6 do not indicate specifically what was right and wrong (just the correct or incorrect feedback text boxes appear), so it is not as useful to the learner.
I am now working another tactic: The table is imported as an image. I plan to hand-type the contents into the Accessibility tab. Since the info is only meant to be read horizontally (by day), I am hoping that that works. Each data cell is overlayed with a transparent smartshape, named, and has its own variable. On clicking, the variable increments by 1. That is how the learner can indicate which cells contain wrong information.
There are advanced actions for each cell to indicate whether they clicked correctly or not. Now my issue is that I have one "Submit" button and want to launch 10 advanced actions at one time. Is there any way to trigger that?