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After spending the past hour reading through this very
helpful newsgroup, I've determined that my desire to put
an editable Excel spreadsheet on my website is something
that frontpage/excel just won't do.

However, I was hoping that someone out there has found a
product, or some solution, that would allow a user to
modify an excel spreadsheet on a website, without having
to download the file or enter password permissions.

Thank you very much.

You can create an interactive one
See http://www.yqcomputer.com/

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| After spending the past hour reading through this very
| helpful newsgroup, I've determined that my desire to put
| an editable Excel spreadsheet on my website is something
| that frontpage/excel just won't do.
|
| However, I was hoping that someone out there has found a
| product, or some solution, that would allow a user to
| modify an excel spreadsheet on a website, without having
| to download the file or enter password permissions.
|
| Thank you very much.

FrontPage is not a factor.


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John

johnf202 at hotmail dot com

Thank you very much for your kind reply, but this does not
support the use of shared spreadsheets. I have tried
this, and if it is accessed by more than one user at a
time, it does not allow modifications.

Again, thank you for your time, and for trying to direct
me to the right information.

Noel.
AssetID=HA010552771033&CTT=98

Actually, yes it is. Frontpage, when published, removes
the sharing factor found in Excel. FP STATES so when you
publish the page.

Thank you for taking the time to reply.

Noel.


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