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you can publish worksheet data on your company's intranet or the World Wide Web. You can create a complete HTML-based Web page from worksheet data and charts and insert data from worksheets and chart sheets onto existing Web pages. If you want users who visit your Web site to send a response back to you, you can set up a form in Microsoft Excel to collect the information.
What do you want to do?
Create a Web page from worksheet data or a chart
Add worksheet data or a chart to a Web page
Gather information from Web users by using a Microsoft Excel form
Notes
· Some aspects of Microsoft Excel formatting cannot be converted to HTML. For more information, click .
· If you want additional tools for Web publishing that work with the Web publishing wizards that come with Microsoft Excel, Microsoft FrontPage can help you create and manage Web sites. For more information, see the Microsoft Web site · If you want to take advantage of workbook hyperlinks on your network or Web without converting workbook data to HTML format, you can make the Microsoft Excel Viewer available to users who don't have Microsoft Excel. With the Viewer, users open and view but don't save Microsoft Excel workbooks. Users who have either Microsoft Excel or the Viewer can open workbooks directly from an Office-compatible Web browser, such as the Microsoft Internet Explorer. You can download the Viewer software from the Microsoft Web site
What do you want to do?
Create a Web page from worksheet data or a chart
Add worksheet data or a chart to a Web page
Gather information from Web users by using a Microsoft Excel form
Notes
· Some aspects of Microsoft Excel formatting cannot be converted to HTML. For more information, click .
· If you want additional tools for Web publishing that work with the Web publishing wizards that come with Microsoft Excel, Microsoft FrontPage can help you create and manage Web sites. For more information, see the Microsoft Web site · If you want to take advantage of workbook hyperlinks on your network or Web without converting workbook data to HTML format, you can make the Microsoft Excel Viewer available to users who don't have Microsoft Excel. With the Viewer, users open and view but don't save Microsoft Excel workbooks. Users who have either Microsoft Excel or the Viewer can open workbooks directly from an Office-compatible Web browser, such as the Microsoft Internet Explorer. You can download the Viewer software from the Microsoft Web site
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