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# accessibilityValue(_:isEnabled:)

Adds a textual description of the value that the view contains.

```
@export(implementation) nonisolated func accessibilityValue(_ valueResource: LocalizedStringResource, isEnabled: Bool) -> ModifiedContent<Self, AccessibilityAttachmentModifier>
```

## Parameters

`valueResource`

The accessibility value to apply.

`isEnabled`

If true the accessibility value is applied; otherwise
the accessibility value is unchanged.

## Discussion

Use this method to describe the value represented by a view, but only
if that’s different than the view’s label. For example, for a slider
that you label as “Volume” using accessibilityLabel(), you can provide
the current volume setting, like “60%”, using accessibilityValue().

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