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Hi, again, Steve;
It seems as though I'm missing something somewhere. I opened an .xls file
in Excel, saved it as a .htm file (Excel 2003 would not let me save it as an
..html file) by clicking File>Save in Excel 2003. Then, I imported the saved
..htm file into the html folder in FP2002. But when I tried to drag the
..htm into an open page, it only allowed me to insert a hyperlink or open the
file, neither of which were what I wanted. All I need is to get the text
out of five columns in an Excel file. I don't want the file itself and I
don't want the file to serve as a web page.
How can I import or copy or duplicate by any means necessary to get the text
out of an .xls file into a single large cell of one page in FP2002?
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With kindest regards,
Dick Smith
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with the Excel file open in Excel, click File > Save as, and then save the
page as html.
Then import the html page into your web.
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Steve Easton
Microsoft MVP FrontPage
95isalive
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It seems as though I'm missing something somewhere. I opened an .xls file
in Excel, saved it as a .htm file (Excel 2003 would not let me save it as an
..html file) by clicking File>Save in Excel 2003. Then, I imported the saved
..htm file into the html folder in FP2002. But when I tried to drag the
..htm into an open page, it only allowed me to insert a hyperlink or open the
file, neither of which were what I wanted. All I need is to get the text
out of five columns in an Excel file. I don't want the file itself and I
don't want the file to serve as a web page.
How can I import or copy or duplicate by any means necessary to get the text
out of an .xls file into a single large cell of one page in FP2002?
--
With kindest regards,
Dick Smith
=================================================================================
with the Excel file open in Excel, click File > Save as, and then save the
page as html.
Then import the html page into your web.
--
Steve Easton
Microsoft MVP FrontPage
95isalive
This site is best viewed............
........................with a computer