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not sure
Wednesday, 19 October 2005 - 1:47 PM EDT
Name: cwYou can't insert the info contained in the excel file directly to a page but you can upload the excel file itself for downloading..... but I wouldn't advise it. The internet is for users of any OS, not just MS and Windows. Excel is a Windows only format so only Windows users will be able to access it. Unless you're certain all your visitors will be using Windows you'd be wiser to convert to a web friendly format like pdf... or take the time to set up an html table on your page that can contain your spreadsheet info.
Wednesday, 19 October 2005 - 8:28 PM EDT
Name: dallehclick on file and see if you can save it as a web page, if yws, save it as a web page, you need to upload all files that goes with the page becase they were saved as images.