Depending on your audience (and whether they all have Excel or the OWC) Save as Web Page (Interactive) or just as .xls Spreadsheet
| Thanks for the response. Tried both ways.
| Also tried using the spreadsheet component, then paste data into that.
| Are any negatives in using the spreadsheet component feature vs. setting
| up several pages made from parts of the spreadsheet? Would like to freeze
| headings so users wouldn't have to be spreadsheet literate to use page.
| Is that possible using the component or can that be carried in by doing it
| spreadsheet before it is pasted in?
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| Thanks again
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| Ron
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| Stefan B Rusynko wrote:
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| > Or In Excel, select all cells - Edit Copy
| > Then in an FP page Edit Paste
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| > | You can save the spread sheet as a web page from within excel.
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| > | | > | > i am new to FP but have a small web site up. Now i would like to add
| > | > our local cemetary records which are in an excel spreadsheet. About
| > | > 1000 rows by 10 columns. What is the easiest way to import this data
| > | > into FP and also show grid lines for readability on page?
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| > | > Any help would be appreciated.
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| > | > Ron
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