I made a spreadsheet for my fire department to keep track of personnel stats
(vacation time, comp time, sick time ect) I used an old form first which had
employees names in bold on it and just deleted everything.

I created the new spreadsheet with a different sheet for each person. It
came out perfect. I svaed it as an excel file then I saved it as a web page
to put on our departments web site for all to view from home computers.

I have all fo the files lcated at www.grovevillefire.com/stats These files
include..

The main excel file called Employee STats 2006
The web page made : stats.htm
The folder called stats files

When pulling up the web page made (address is
http://www.grovevillefire.com/stats/stats.htm) it is showing some "garbled
words" at the bottom of each page. It appears to be names of guys overlapped
over one another. The thing that perplexes me is that those garbled words do
not appear anywhere on the spreadsheet when opening up the excel file (just
after creating the web page and showing on the web page only)

I am open to any suggestions

When I pull it up in my browsers (Firefox, Opera, Safari, Shiira) I see
the names across the bottom as tabs, but no overlap or garbling.

Could be an IE problem?


In article ,
captainron19 wrote:

I made a spreadsheet for my fire department to keep track of personnel stats
(vacation time, comp time, sick time ect) I used an old form first which had
employees names in bold on it and just deleted everything.

I created the new spreadsheet with a different sheet for each person. It
came out perfect. I svaed it as an excel file then I saved it as a web page
to put on our departments web site for all to view from home computers.

I have all fo the files lcated at www.grovevillefire.com/stats These files
include..

The main excel file called Employee STats 2006
The web page made : stats.htm
The folder called stats files

When pulling up the web page made (address is
http://www.grovevillefire.com/stats/stats.htm) it is showing some "garbled
words" at the bottom of each page. It appears to be names of guys overlapped
over one another. The thing that perplexes me is that those garbled words do
not appear anywhere on the spreadsheet when opening up the excel file (just
after creating the web page and showing on the web page only)

I am open to any suggestions

Possiblky - I am using IE. The garbled words are showing directly below
thegreen column for "Vacation" (In the white area)



"JE McGimpsey" wrote:

When I pull it up in my browsers (Firefox, Opera, Safari, Shiira) I see
the names across the bottom as tabs, but no overlap or garbling.

Could be an IE problem?


In article ,
captainron19 wrote:

I made a spreadsheet for my fire department to keep track of personnel stats
(vacation time, comp time, sick time ect) I used an old form first which had
employees names in bold on it and just deleted everything.

I created the new spreadsheet with a different sheet for each person. It
came out perfect. I svaed it as an excel file then I saved it as a web page
to put on our departments web site for all to view from home computers.

I have all fo the files lcated at www.grovevillefire.com/stats These files
include..

The main excel file called Employee STats 2006
The web page made : stats.htm
The folder called stats files

When pulling up the web page made (address is
http://www.grovevillefire.com/stats/stats.htm) it is showing some "garbled
words" at the bottom of each page. It appears to be names of guys overlapped
over one another. The thing that perplexes me is that those garbled words do
not appear anywhere on the spreadsheet when opening up the excel file (just
after creating the web page and showing on the web page only)

I am open to any suggestions

I see this also in IE

I try to save the file from the site also in Excel as a webpage and get the same results
Maybe J.E can try to save it also ?

--
Regards Ron de Bruin
http://www.rondebruin.nl


"captainron19" wrote in message ...
Possiblky - I am using IE. The garbled words are showing directly below
thegreen column for "Vacation" (In the white area)



"JE McGimpsey" wrote:

When I pull it up in my browsers (Firefox, Opera, Safari, Shiira) I see
the names across the bottom as tabs, but no overlap or garbling.

Could be an IE problem?


In article ,
captainron19 wrote:

I made a spreadsheet for my fire department to keep track of personnel stats
(vacation time, comp time, sick time ect) I used an old form first which had
employees names in bold on it and just deleted everything.

I created the new spreadsheet with a different sheet for each person. It
came out perfect. I svaed it as an excel file then I saved it as a web page
to put on our departments web site for all to view from home computers.

I have all fo the files lcated at www.grovevillefire.com/stats These files
include..

The main excel file called Employee STats 2006
The web page made : stats.htm
The folder called stats files

When pulling up the web page made (address is
http://www.grovevillefire.com/stats/stats.htm) it is showing some "garbled
words" at the bottom of each page. It appears to be names of guys overlapped
over one another. The thing that perplexes me is that those garbled words do
not appear anywhere on the spreadsheet when opening up the excel file (just
after creating the web page and showing on the web page only)

I am open to any suggestions

The problem is that you use pictures as headers
F5Special Objects...Delete
Change it to text and try agan

--
Regards Ron de Bruin
http://www.rondebruin.nl


"Ron de Bruin" wrote in message ...
I see this also in IE

I try to save the file from the site also in Excel as a webpage and get the same results
Maybe J.E can try to save it also ?

--
Regards Ron de Bruin
http://www.rondebruin.nl


"captainron19" wrote in message
...
Possiblky - I am using IE. The garbled words are showing directly below
thegreen column for "Vacation" (In the white area)



"JE McGimpsey" wrote:

When I pull it up in my browsers (Firefox, Opera, Safari, Shiira) I see
the names across the bottom as tabs, but no overlap or garbling.

Could be an IE problem?


In article ,
captainron19 wrote:

I made a spreadsheet for my fire department to keep track of personnel stats
(vacation time, comp time, sick time ect) I used an old form first which had
employees names in bold on it and just deleted everything.

I created the new spreadsheet with a different sheet for each person. It
came out perfect. I svaed it as an excel file then I saved it as a web page
to put on our departments web site for all to view from home computers.

I have all fo the files lcated at www.grovevillefire.com/stats These files
include..

The main excel file called Employee STats 2006
The web page made : stats.htm
The folder called stats files

When pulling up the web page made (address is
http://www.grovevillefire.com/stats/stats.htm) it is showing some "garbled
words" at the bottom of each page. It appears to be names of guys overlapped
over one another. The thing that perplexes me is that those garbled words do
not appear anywhere on the spreadsheet when opening up the excel file (just
after creating the web page and showing on the web page only)

I am open to any suggestions