Viewing Excel spreadsheets
 

Hi all,

I have created an staffing list with organisation charts in Excel, it runs
to about 40 pages. I need to do a presentation of this info.

Doing the presentation in Excel looks a bit unprofessional, too many
toolbars, space wastage, grid lines etc.
Is there any package (apart from Adobe Acrobat too expensive) or way, that I
can display the spreadsheet in more of a booklet presentation. With a table
of contents, index, better page numbering than Excel, jump to page number,
looks clearer etc. With the possibility of a real-time link between the
spreadsheet and the output source.
I've tried some of the PDF driver software but its mostly limited in that u
can't create bookmarks, proper page number, and embedding. (thou if anyone
knows of a really good one for say £35 ($60) that would be cool, or any
software that does the job at that cost-but free would be better)

Any help is greatly appreciated.

J

Just a thought, couldn't you use PowerPoint and copy charts and data as
pictures into slides?

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Regards,

Peo Sjoblom

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"Jimbola" wrote in message
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Hi all,

I have created an staffing list with organisation charts in Excel, it runs
to about 40 pages. I need to do a presentation of this info.

Doing the presentation in Excel looks a bit unprofessional, too many
toolbars, space wastage, grid lines etc.
Is there any package (apart from Adobe Acrobat too expensive) or way, that
I
can display the spreadsheet in more of a booklet presentation. With a
table
of contents, index, better page numbering than Excel, jump to page number,
looks clearer etc. With the possibility of a real-time link between the
spreadsheet and the output source.
I've tried some of the PDF driver software but its mostly limited in that
u
can't create bookmarks, proper page number, and embedding. (thou if anyone
knows of a really good one for say £35 ($60) that would be cool, or any
software that does the job at that cost-but free would be better)

Any help is greatly appreciated.

J