Sheri,

Thanks! I'm going to passing this information along to the guy that
originally brought the question to me. I'll let everyone know the results he
had!

-Chris


Chris Flick
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> Date: Fri, 28 Feb 2003 08:23:48 -0500
> From: Sheri German <swanilda@mac.com>
> To: dreamweaver@blueworld.com
> Subject: Re: Excell to Dreamweaver question
> Message-ID: <DEAA5E46-4B1F-11D7-A046-000393A92C18@mac.com>
>
> I apologize if this has already been answered. I got no list mail at
> all yesterday, and now a few have been trickling in bit by bit.
>
> I open my spreadsheet in Excel.
> I then go to SAVE AS (not save.)
> There is a tab delimited text option for saving the data.
> I choose that and give my file a name with the txt extension.
> I then choose to import tabular data in Dreamweaver. You can do this
> from your objects panel or from the insert menu (Table Objects>Import
> Tabular Data.)
> A dialog box appears that gives options for setting up your table.
> Cellpadding? Fit to data? Percentage based table? All of these options
> and more are available to you.
> Dreamweaver senses the data, and puts everything between each set of
> tabs into its own cell.
>
> What is really cool is that you can also sort your tables after you
> import the data.
> You can also use one of the preset table formats.
> These options are under the Command menu.
>
> HTH.
>
> Best Regards,
> Sheri

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