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FTP information retrieval
Hi,
I am making a an Excel spreadsheet which has a few cells which need to query some information from another Excel file located on an FTP server. In order to do this I set the relevant cell in my spreadsheet to "=[name of the spreadsheet on the ftp site]cell coordinates". I do this by opening the spreadsheet on the FTP server in excel (when I open it through explorer, I get an embedded spreadsheet inside IE and I can't seem to copy and paste the relevant information) and copying and pasting the relevant cell. The problem I encountered is that the relevant cell in my spreadsheet fails to update (404 - file doesn't exist), the interesting thing it does update if I open a copy of the spreadsheet on the FTP server with the source information. I am using Excel 2003 SP2. In general, I wondering if anyone could suggest a way to retrieve information from a cells in spreadsheet located on an ftp server? Optimally, my spreadsheet should be able to update as long as it has access to the internet. |
FTP information retrieval
On Jun 12, 3:11 pm, wintermute wrote:
Hi, I am making a an Excel spreadsheet which has a few cells which need to query some information from another Excel file located on an FTP server. In order to do this I set the relevant cell in my spreadsheet to "=[name of the spreadsheet on the ftp site]cell coordinates". I do this by opening the spreadsheet on the FTP server in excel (when I open it through explorer, I get an embedded spreadsheet inside IE and I can't seem to copy and paste the relevant information) and copying and pasting the relevant cell. The problem I encountered is that the relevant cell in my spreadsheet fails to update (404 - file doesn't exist), the interesting thing it does update if I open a copy of the spreadsheet on the FTP server with the source information. I am using Excel 2003 SP2. In general, I wondering if anyone could suggest a way to retrieve information from a cells in spreadsheet located on an ftp server? Optimally, my spreadsheet should be able to update as long as it has access to the internet. Anyone? |
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