Adding excel spread sheet to web site.

[Larry]

Hi colleagues,

Adding excel spread sheet to web site.

I have an excel spread sheet with 720 rows and 4 columns. If this is
too large I can break it up into two or three separate spread sheets.
I would know how to do this.

However, I then want to add the spread sheet to my web site. I do not
know how to do this. Depending upon your recommendation the data can
go on one or more pages.

The web site page URL to which I want to add the spread sheet can be
viewed at: http://brestlitovsk.topcities.com/Towns_Close_To_Brest.html

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

In addition to posting to this group, could you please cc me at
(e-mail address removed)

Thanks in advance!

Larry Schenker

 

[Mark Parnell]

Adding excel spread sheet to web site.

<a href="spreadsheet.xls">Spreadsheet</a>

 

[Webcastmaker]

Adding excel spread sheet to web site.

Explain "adding" Do you mean:

1. You want it to be part of your site? Like an embedded video?

you can't (at least not like you ae thinking)

2. Do you mean that you want someone at your site to be able to view
it?

Make it a link

 

[Wayne]

Explain "adding" Do you mean:

1. You want it to be part of your site? Like an embedded video?

you can't (at least not like you ae thinking)

2. Do you mean that you want someone at your site to be able to view
it?

Make it a link

If you have Excel 2002, you can save it as an html file directly. I
haven't tried to make it interactive, but I believe that is one of the
options. Excel then saves the html part to the location you designate,
and includes a folder with the needed files for each worksheet in the
file and some formatting files as well (not sure this is what they are,
but there are worksheet files and some others in the folder). You can
then create a standard link using the htmlo file.

Wayne

 

[Michael Wilcox]

If you have Excel 2002, you can save it as an html file directly.

The HTML produced by MS products is disgusting. A far better solution
would be to save the data as a tab-delimited file and convert it to a
table with a utility like T2T
http://home.hccnet.nl/s.j.francke/t2t/text2table.htm

 

[Sid Ismail]

On Wed, 28 Jul 2004 08:47:54 -0500, Michael Wilcox

: Wayne wrote:
: > If you have Excel 2002, you can save it as an html file directly.
:
: The HTML produced by MS products is disgusting. A far better solution
: would be to save the data as a tab-delimited file and convert it to a
: table with a utility like T2T
: http://home.hccnet.nl/s.j.francke/t2t/text2table.htm


Same process --> teb-delimited, but I use
http://www.jafsoft.com/asctotab/?home&p=AscToTab
Excellent.

Sid

 

[Leslie]

Hi colleagues,

Adding excel spread sheet to web site.

I have an excel spread sheet with 720 rows and 4 columns. If this is
too large I can break it up into two or three separate spread sheets.
I would know how to do this.

However, I then want to add the spread sheet to my web site. I do not
know how to do this. Depending upon your recommendation the data can
go on one or more pages.

There's a great utility out there called xls2html that will convert
your spreadsheet to a table to be inserted into a web page. It's easy
to use, flexible and creates a clean table without all the excess junk
excel adds when saved as html.

I use it about once a year to update a list of names, addresses, ph #s
and email addresses. The version I use was available for free a few
years ago, now it's shareware at $29.95 here:
http://www.freedownloadscenter.com/Business/MS_Office_Add-ins/Xls2Html.html

You may be able to search and find the older, free version available
for d/l somewhere. Either way, it's been a godsend for me.

Leslie
"I refuse to have a battle of wits with an unarmed person."