April 2006
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1114 pages
98h 16m
English
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Publish to the Web
Publishing items to the Web is an alternative to printing and distributing workbooks or worksheets manually. Unlike printed copies, published items may be interactive and can update automatically when you save changes to a workbook. To use these features you must have Excel 2000 or later and have write access to a web site or a network share. SharePoint document libraries support Excel publishing features, so I’ll use the document library http://www.excelworkshop.com/Ch11Sample/ as the publishing location throughout this chapter.
To publish an item from Excel :
Select the item to publish and choose File → Save, then select “Web Page (*.htm; *.html)” from the “Save as Type” listbox. Excel displays the publish options on the Save As dialog box (Figure 11-3).
Choose a public location such as a network share, FTP address, or URL to save the web page to and click Publish. Excel displays the Publish as Web Page dialog box (Figure 11-4).
Choose additional publishing options and click Publish to save the item as a web page.
If you select Add Interactivity With in Figure 11-4, Excel adds the following ActiveX control to the web page:
<object id="ch11_publish_Spreadsheet" classid="CLSID:0002E559-0000-0000-C000-000000000046"> <param name=DisplayTitleBar value=false> <param name=Autofit value=true> <param name=DataType value=XMLData> <param name=XMLData value="..."> <p style='margin-top:100;font-family:Arial;font-size:8.0pt'>To use this Web page interactively, you must ...
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