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Website Excel Spreadsheet for Non-Excel Users
Is there a way to load an Excel spreadsheet onto a website in such a way that
people who don't have Excel (or at least an up-to-date version of it) will be able to open and use the file? Specifically, what I am thinking about is to create an order form blank for an on-line business, that would receive the order information and download it into my ordering system. Mark S. |
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Website Excel Spreadsheet for Non-Excel Users
You probably should ask this question in the web design forum. There
certainly is a way to do what you want to. -- Best wishes, Jim "Mark Schreiber" wrote: Is there a way to load an Excel spreadsheet onto a website in such a way that people who don't have Excel (or at least an up-to-date version of it) will be able to open and use the file? Specifically, what I am thinking about is to create an order form blank for an on-line business, that would receive the order information and download it into my ordering system. Mark S. |
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