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Has anyone tried this? It looks very interesting to create an Excel App on the web that can be consumed by a Web Page - and used by those who don't have Excel installed on the PC.
I don't have time to try it for a couple of months. It looks very interesting.
If someone has tried it, or has time to try it, please give some feedback.
Reference: http://www.mrexcel.com/Challenge2011/challenge_42011.html
Microsoft SkyDive is now OneDrive
The story starts with (bold underline are mine):
"Embedding a Range of Any Excel Workbook in a Web Page or Blog Post Back in February of 2011, I was in Redmond for my annual pilgrimage to Microsoft. On this trip, I was able to use a new feature that is available to you now."
Background: What is the Excel Web App?
The Excel Web app was introduced in Excel 2010. Anyone with a free account at Skydrive.Live.com could save their Excel files to a server on the Internet. You could view the Excel file on the web. Even better, you can edit the Excel file on the web, even if you have a computer that doesn't have Excel [I know, when would THAT ever happen??? Perhaps if you were visiting your grandmother...]. The version 1.0 release feels remarkably like Excel. You can use most formulas.
I don't have time to try it for a couple of months. It looks very interesting.
If someone has tried it, or has time to try it, please give some feedback.
Reference: http://www.mrexcel.com/Challenge2011/challenge_42011.html
Microsoft SkyDive is now OneDrive
The story starts with (bold underline are mine):
"Embedding a Range of Any Excel Workbook in a Web Page or Blog Post Back in February of 2011, I was in Redmond for my annual pilgrimage to Microsoft. On this trip, I was able to use a new feature that is available to you now."
Background: What is the Excel Web App?
The Excel Web app was introduced in Excel 2010. Anyone with a free account at Skydrive.Live.com could save their Excel files to a server on the Internet. You could view the Excel file on the web. Even better, you can edit the Excel file on the web, even if you have a computer that doesn't have Excel [I know, when would THAT ever happen??? Perhaps if you were visiting your grandmother...]. The version 1.0 release feels remarkably like Excel. You can use most formulas.
