ferrarigp wrote:Thanks for the tip with opera.
Could you possibly explain to me quickly how you manage to do a working spreadsheet that works with opera?
Thanks.
Simplicity itself: in Excel 2003, "save as" html the worksheet. Elliminate the "empty" sheets in your worksheet before saving (not required, just for creating less files).
The file YYYY.htm is the "main file".
The files YYYY_sheet01.htm, YYYY_sheet02.htm, etcetera, are the sheets themselves.
The file YYYY_filelist.xml is, well, the list of files that make the html page.
The file YYYY_tabstrip.htm is the strip at the bottom of the page with the names of the sheets.
The file YYYY_stylesheet.css contains the info for styles (format).
You need all of them in the same directory as the "main file" to be able to open the worksheet in your favorite browser. The browser must support cascading stye sheets (the formatting protocol). IE 6 does, Opera does, FF surely does.
Fittipaldi is with a "d" but also with double "t".