Importing html documents into Excel adds rows to the body.
 

I am creating sales confirmation documents in html. There are three sections
to each document (Header, Body, Footer). If you open the html document in a
browser, all is displayed properly. If you open it into Excel, the importing
process doubles the number of rows in the body portion of the document. I
have an example. Is there any way to prevent this and open it so that it
looks like the html version with only one line for each entry in the body?
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Dave

Importing html documents into Excel adds rows to the body.
 

No.

You can however open the HTML in a browser and then copy and paste into Excel.


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"Dave Murdock" wrote:

I am creating sales confirmation documents in html. There are three sections
to each document (Header, Body, Footer). If you open the html document in a
browser, all is displayed properly. If you open it into Excel, the importing
process doubles the number of rows in the body portion of the document. I
have an example. Is there any way to prevent this and open it so that it
looks like the html version with only one line for each entry in the body?
--
Dave