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Old Sep 11, 2006, 11:31 AM
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Excel files on the web
Hi,

I would like to post my excel files on the web, so that users can open and view them. Do you know any web tools that I can use? Thanks!

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Well, it's a bit ugly, but you can save the Excel file as html:

File > Save As Web Page.

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Curlyben agrees: Spot on, looks horrible tho'
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Actually, if the user has either Office or the Excel viewer, they can open Excel files thru the browser. Just place a link on the page.
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