Hello,
I provide spreadsheets of data that are uploaded to a server by our IT.
There are symbols that we need to express as HTML. This is necessary to
prevent the server from messing them up.

An example of a subscript would is: C<sub12</sub. The Greek letter omega
is expressed as "ω".

The HTML looks a bit strange until it's uploaded. Is there any kind of a
"print preview" so we could view the data with these HTML symbols as they'd
appear on the web?

Thanks in advance,
Ellen

You might try using a different program, Microsoft FrontPage, which is setup
to easily switch between viewing output image, and reading the actual HTML.
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Best Regards,

Luke M
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"EllenM" wrote:

Hello,
I provide spreadsheets of data that are uploaded to a server by our IT.
There are symbols that we need to express as HTML. This is necessary to
prevent the server from messing them up.

An example of a subscript would is: C<sub12</sub. The Greek letter omega
is expressed as "ω".

The HTML looks a bit strange until it's uploaded. Is there any kind of a
"print preview" so we could view the data with these HTML symbols as they'd
appear on the web?

Thanks in advance,
Ellen

Thanks for the suggestion, Luke, but we're locked into using Excel
spreadsheets.
Ellen