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10-16-2008
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| | application/vnd.ms-excel and macros Is there anyway to build an Excel macro into a WEB page with contenttype equaling application/vnd.ms-excel? |
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10-17-2008
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| | Re: application/vnd.ms-excel and macros Rick, it might be helpful to explain a little more about what you want to do. Sending excel macro code to somebody's client system sounds like it could be a security violation. If you just want to display data, or manipulate the data using script, you might take a look at the OWC Spreadsheet component. (OWC = Office Web Components). The OWC Spreadsheet looks enough like excel to fool most people (at least xl2k and xl2003 users). cheers, jw ____________________________________________________________ You got questions? WE GOT ANSWERS!!! ..(but, no guarantee the answers will be applicable to the questions) RICK wrote: Quote: > Is there anyway to build an Excel macro into a WEB page with contenttype > equaling application/vnd.ms-excel? |
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10-17-2008
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| | Re: application/vnd.ms-excel and macros I have an asp page that opens into Excel. The page itself needs split into several worksheets. I have a macro that will split it for me. I was wondering if there was anyway to build that macro into the asp page so that the splits can just happen when the user runs the macro from within Excel. "mr_unreliable" wrote: Quote: > Rick, it might be helpful to explain a little more about > what you want to do. > > Sending excel macro code to somebody's client system sounds > like it could be a security violation. > > If you just want to display data, or manipulate the data > using script, you might take a look at the OWC Spreadsheet > component. (OWC = Office Web Components). > > The OWC Spreadsheet looks enough like excel to fool most > people (at least xl2k and xl2003 users). > > cheers, jw > ____________________________________________________________ > > You got questions? WE GOT ANSWERS!!! ..(but, no guarantee > the answers will be applicable to the questions) > > > RICK wrote: Quote: > > Is there anyway to build an Excel macro into a WEB page with contenttype > > equaling application/vnd.ms-excel? |
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10-17-2008
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| | Re: application/vnd.ms-excel and macros You'll most likely need to do the formatting on the server. Tim "RICK" <RICK@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:43DAFA42-F9F0-4906-BAE4-9596343AFD18@xxxxxx Quote: >I have an asp page that opens into Excel. The page itself needs split into > several worksheets. I have a macro that will split it for me. I was > wondering if there was anyway to build that macro into the asp page so > that > the splits can just happen when the user runs the macro from within Excel. > > > > "mr_unreliable" wrote: > Quote: >> Rick, it might be helpful to explain a little more about >> what you want to do. >> >> Sending excel macro code to somebody's client system sounds >> like it could be a security violation. >> >> If you just want to display data, or manipulate the data >> using script, you might take a look at the OWC Spreadsheet >> component. (OWC = Office Web Components). >> >> The OWC Spreadsheet looks enough like excel to fool most >> people (at least xl2k and xl2003 users). >> >> cheers, jw >> ____________________________________________________________ >> >> You got questions? WE GOT ANSWERS!!! ..(but, no guarantee >> the answers will be applicable to the questions) >> >> >> RICK wrote: Quote: >> > Is there anyway to build an Excel macro into a WEB page with >> > contenttype >> > equaling application/vnd.ms-excel? |
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