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by Sanjaytodkar08.10.2017
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Convert Excel tables to HTML using "Save as Web Page" option.
Using this method you can save an entire workbook or any portion of it, such as a selected range of cells or chart, to a static web page (.htm or .html) so that anyone can view your Excel data on the web.
For example, you have created a feature-rich report in Excel and now want to export all the figures along with a pivot table and chart to your company's web-site, so that your workmates can view it online in their web-browsers without opening Excel.
To convert your Excel data to HTML, perform the following steps. These instructions apply to all "ribboned" versions of Excel 2016, 2013, 2010 and 2007:
On the workbook, go to the File tab and click Save As.
If you want to export some portion of data only, e.g. a range of cells, pivot table or graph, select it first.
In the Save As dialog, choose one of the following:Web Page (.htm; .html). This will save your workbook or the selection to a web page and create a supporting folder that will store all of the page's supporting files such as images, bullets and background textures.Single File Web Page (.mht; .mhl). This will save your workbook or the selection to a single file with supporting files embedded into the web page.
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Write procedure to convert existing Excel worksheet data and chart to an HTML document
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by Sanjaytodkar08.10.2017
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MayankGBN
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Convert Excel tables to HTML using "Save as Web Page" option.
Using this method you can save an entire workbook or any portion of it, such as a selected range of cells or chart, to a static web page (.htm or .html) so that anyone can view your Excel data on the web.
For example, you have created a feature-rich report in Excel and now want to export all the figures along with a pivot table and chart to your company's web-site, so that your workmates can view it online in their web-browsers without opening Excel.
To convert your Excel data to HTML, perform the following steps. These instructions apply to all "ribboned" versions of Excel 2016, 2013, 2010 and 2007:
On the workbook, go to the File tab and click Save As.
If you want to export some portion of data only, e.g. a range of cells, pivot table or graph, select it first.
In the Save As dialog, choose one of the following:Web Page (.htm; .html). This will save your workbook or the selection to a web page and create a supporting folder that will store all of the page's supporting files such as images, bullets and background textures.Single File Web Page (.mht; .mhl). This will save your workbook or the selection to a single file with supporting files embedded into the web page.
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