Does anyone Know of xls to html converter?

MrNutz

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I need to post some xls files on a website in a simple html format. Does anyone know of a good file converter... or even better, one that would FTP it to the webspace as well :p

EDIT: The m$ exported files are full of junk code. I was looking for something simple and clean...
 

yukichigai

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Originally posted by: RagingBITCH
File -> Save as Web Page. n00b.
J00 h4ve n0 Xcel P0werXX0rz! :p

Yeah, Excel has it built in. And if you don't have Excel, OpenOffice can do it.
 

RagingBITCH

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File -> Save as Web Page. n00b.

That gives you .mhtml

No it doesn't. By default it saves as a Web page (.htm, .html). It only saves in .mhtml if you save it as a Single File Web Page
 

ravana

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Then just do a File->Save as-> select webpage (html, htm) and that should work.
 

MrNutz

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yeah, but those m$ files are full of junk code. I was looking for something simple and clean...
 

hjo3

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Originally posted by: MrNutz
yeah, but those m$ files are full of junk code. I was looking for something simple and clean...
So just open the HTML in Notepad and delete everything above and below the table code. Add <html> and <body> tags as necessary. That gets rid of most of the clutter.
 

MrNutz

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this is for a friend who will be posting these files everyday... plus he's not html savvy enought to know what to delete...
 

hjo3

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Originally posted by: MrNutz
this is for a friend who will be posting these files everyday... plus he's not html savvy enought to know what to delete...
Does he have Dreamweaver or anything? Most HTML editors let you copy-paste from Excel to create tables (w/o all the junk code).
 

MrNutz

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He works for a construction company... so, no html editors are available... but plenty of CAD progs :p
 

hjo3

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Originally posted by: MrNutz
He works for a construction company... so, no html editors are available... but plenty of CAD progs :p
Hm. If he has Excel, he probably has FrontPage, right? That should do it (though it might add some junk code).
 

MrChad

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Originally posted by: MrNutz
yeah, but those m$ files are full of junk code. I was looking for something simple and clean...

Who cares? It still works.
 

MrNutz

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Don't think they have the full office package and i'm sure frontpage is almost as bad... really i was looking for recommendations from ppl that have looked into something like this before.
 

MrNutz

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Originally posted by: MrChad
Originally posted by: MrNutz
yeah, but those m$ files are full of junk code. I was looking for something simple and clean...

Who cares? It still works.
It's works to an extent... the main problem is that is exports all of those *nifty* properties from excel files that can be considered proprietary information...
 

MrChad

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Originally posted by: MrNutz
Originally posted by: MrChad
Originally posted by: MrNutz
yeah, but those m$ files are full of junk code. I was looking for something simple and clean...

Who cares? It still works.
It's works to an extent... the main problem is that is exports all of those *nifty* properties from excel files that can be considered proprietary information...

Such as?
 
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Originally posted by: MrNutz
I need to post some xls files on a website in a simple html format. Does anyone know of a good file converter... or even better, one that would FTP it to the webspace as well :p

EDIT: The m$ exported files are full of junk code. I was looking for something simple and clean...

Just save the files as .txt and upload them.
 

MrNutz

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umm... that would kill the whole point of creating them in excel... (no tables, formatting, etc..)
 

screw3d

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Originally posted by: MrNutz
umm... that would kill the whole point of creating them in excel... (no tables, formatting, etc..)

Assuming the format will always be the same, just hire a someone to code a simple program (prolly web-based?) to spit some HTML tags to format the CSV file.