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Changing the way it saves
When using the option to save an excel file with multiple sheets, I elect to
"save as a webpage". Works great and looks good with some formatting editing in the file. But I am curious, when "saving to a webpage", is there a way to get Excel to use a template file? For instance, a webpage already setup with the background color and other things. Seems like it should be able to get done, but I could not find anything! Thanks much. |
Changing the way it saves
Mark G. wrote:
When using the option to save an excel file with multiple sheets, I elect to "save as a webpage". Works great and looks good with some formatting editing in the file. But I am curious, when "saving to a webpage", is there a way to get Excel to use a template file? For instance, a webpage already setup with the background color and other things. Seems like it should be able to get done, but I could not find anything! Thanks much. I found this on the web: http://www.meadinkent.co.uk/xlhtmltable.htm I adapted it for my own purposes so that it uses my standard format webpage, and inserts the values in CSS columns instead of tables, and it works great like that too. There's lots of scope there for playing around with it once the basic idea has been incorporated. -- Gordon Rainsford London UK |
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