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Exporting data from Excel into Internet Explorer
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I asked this question before but there was no answer, so I afford t ask it again as it becomes a very important issue to me :(. In my work we're migrating to a new accounting system which is we based (Flexcube). It looks like a web form (just like when you need t enter your name, email, date of birth etc.). So I need to press TA each time I want to jump to the next field. My question is: I have some excel files with certain data. Is i possible in some way that I can copy a range from Excel and by pastin it on the first field in the web form the information to sprea respectively on the next consecutive fields? i.e. If we have: in the browser Field 1: Name (by pressing TAB move to the next field) Field 2: Age Field 3: City If I have the following information in Excel: Cell A1 = "Andy Smith" Cell A2 = "25" Cell A3 = "Newcastle" I want to copy the array A1:A3 and by pasting it on "Field 1" the res of the information to spread automatically on fields 2 and 3. Is i possible such a thing at all? Thank you for your patience.... -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
Exporting data from Excel into Internet Explorer
You are thinking in terms of key strokes and mouse clicks rather than
their underlying processes. Perhaps this thread from the Usenet archives will change your perspective: http://groups.google.com/groups?thre...TNGP09.phx.gbl -- green78 wrote in message ... Hi I asked this question before but there was no answer, so I afford to ask it again as it becomes a very important issue to me :(. In my work we're migrating to a new accounting system which is web based (Flexcube). It looks like a web form (just like when you need to enter your name, email, date of birth etc.). So I need to press TAB each time I want to jump to the next field. My question is: I have some excel files with certain data. Is it possible in some way that I can copy a range from Excel and by pasting it on the first field in the web form the information to spread respectively on the next consecutive fields? i.e. If we have: in the browser Field 1: Name (by pressing TAB move to the next field) Field 2: Age Field 3: City If I have the following information in Excel: Cell A1 = "Andy Smith" Cell A2 = "25" Cell A3 = "Newcastle" I want to copy the array A1:A3 and by pasting it on "Field 1" the rest of the information to spread automatically on fields 2 and 3. Is it possible such a thing at all? Thank you for your patience..... --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
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