Excel document

  • nataliebranisa

    (@nataliebranisa)


    18 years ago

    Hi,

    I work for a magazine in Germany, a rather small one, and my company has just discovered the usefullness of a blog that is accessable only for the employees.
    Now we would like to post our weekly timetable and our plan for articles as Microsoft Exel documents on our blog. These documents should not only be posted there but there should also be the possibility for each “author” to change the plan, to actualize it.

    Is there any chance to realize this? And if so, how are we supposed to do it?
    We would be very grateful if someone could advise us in this matter.

    Kind regards,

    NatalieB
    K3 Redaktion

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  • moshu

    (@moshu)

    18 years ago

    MS Office products are NOT for the web. So, that, probably will not work. You have to find alternate solutions for online collaboration on a document.

    Thread Starter nataliebranisa

    (@nataliebranisa)

    18 years ago

    Do you know any alternate solution for online collaboration on a document?
    Because, I really have no idea what alternatives there are…

    jonimueller

    (@jonimueller)

    18 years ago

    I guess this?
    http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepointtechnology/HA011659031033.aspx

    Chris_K

    (@handysolo)

    18 years ago

    Check out the zoho products: http://zoho.com/

    They offer online spreadsheet with all sorts of collaboration options.

    dains

    (@dains)

    17 years, 11 months ago

    Hi, if you want to get WP posts to take Excel tables, I found that you could copy the Excel cells and then paste it in using the “Paste from Word” feature. You have to click the Kitchen Sink button on the editor to make that button show up (a whole new row of buttons shows up).

    The data comes in as a plain table with no formatting, but the information is editable, so your authors will be able to update the text.

    However, I can’t figure out how to add whole new rows to the table once it’s pasted in, so there’s a limit there.

    Best of luck!

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