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Excel to Web will create a 3D table, in HTML language from the selected cells in any Microsoft Excel range. This table can then be displayed on the World Wide Web with browsers which support HTML Tables. Excel to Web will also allow you to embellish your table with titles, dividing lines, comments, return E-mail address and other elements. These options will help you build an entire Web Page using Excel.
The Standard version (now available) has two flavors, an Excel add-in which loads behind the scenes whenever you click on a toolbar button, or an Excel workbook (xls) which comes complete with all source code. This installation adds an Excel workbook (xls or xla) and help file to your hard drive. No system files are altered.
Requires Excel 5.0c or above
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Information provided in these documents are provided "as is" without warranty of any kind, either expressed or implied, including but not limited to the implied warranties of merchantability and/or fitness for a particular purpose. The user assumes the entire risk as to the accuracy and the use of this information. Excel-to-Web uses a five-step Wizard to guide you through the various options available in building your page. You can use Excel-to-Web to create an entire web page or just the table portion for insertion into an existing Web page.
After selecting a range in a workbook to be converted, click on the Wizard toolbar button to start the five-step process of converting your selection to HTML code. Step 1 verifies the selected range.
Step 2 of the wizard allows you the flexibility of adding a title to the top of the HTML code, as well as comments which are placed above the table.
In Step 3 you can add a Caption directly above the table and separating lines above or below the table.
Step 4 of the wizard allows you the additional flexibility of adding comments below the table, details about an updated date, and communication information such as an E-mail name and address. Excel-to-Web even formats your E-mail address as a link to open an outgoing mail message!
Step 5 of the wizard completes the process of gathering information by providing some additional options and a location for the saved HTML file.
When you download Excel-to-Web, you will get a complete on-line help file to answer any questions about how to use the tool.
Below (and between the blue lines) is the result of a sample table output using Baarns Publishing's Excel-to-Web.
These figures are un-audited from department heads as of 1-1-96.
Sales |
1st Qtr |
2nd Qtr |
3rd Qtr |
4th Qtr |
Year End |
East |
260,000 |
242,100 |
281,000 |
351,250 |
1,134,350 |
MidWest |
170,000 |
194,200 |
201,000 |
226,350 |
791,550 |
Central |
142,500 |
137,200 |
150,100 |
162,000 |
1,925,900 |
Pacific |
612,250 |
512,500 |
662,000 |
741,500 |
2,528,250 |
TOTAL |
1,184,750 |
1,086,000 |
1,294,100 |
1,481,100 |
5,045,950 |
This table and figures are an example only and do not represent any real company.
Updated on: 1/4/1996.
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