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Default Controlling column widths in interactive web page output

Hi,

Apology: Already posted in excel.worksheet.functions a few days ago, but
think this may be more appropriate location. Apologies if you're reading it
twice.

I'm having an issue with column widths when generating an interactive HTML
page from an Excel sheet. Basically, although the columns are set up with
the proper widths in Excel (and these widths are respected when generating
static HTML) they appear narrower when the interactive web version is
displayed.

I can't find anything about this problem anywhere in the help, the web, or
on newsgroups, but it seems to me as though the proportions of the columns
are staying the same - it's that the web view (because of the big useless
white border - any suggestions on that welcome) is smaller so the columns
become narrower.

I need my columns to stay the width they're set up as in Excel. Is there any
way to explicitly set pixel values for column width for exporting to
interactive HTML? Or any other way around the problem?

Thanks,
Chris


 
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