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cbarton
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Going to try EW - 10/16/2007 11:23:45
I checked out a tutorial at http://www.microsoft.com/expression/kc/resources.aspx?product=web&type=quickstart
and it somewhat allayed my fear about using EW for future sites.
However, before I even try, I have a question about Excel and EW. Is it a problem to create a box (is that called a div?) and then copy/paste a spreadsheet into it? Many of my sites include results of competitions that are in excel format.
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coreybryant
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RE: Going to try EW - 10/17/2007 11:32:28
It is called a div (divide), but the WYSIWYG editors will call it a layer usually.
You could possibly copy the Excel into the editor. I have not done that yet myself actually but you are displaying tabular data (so everything would be in tables).
You might also consider using a .NET control to read the Excel spreadsheet and then just update the spreadsheet as needed
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