Greetings to all,
i am maintaining a website for a group that have a lot of tabular information. They normally send it to me in Excel file format. It mostly contains textual information. I tried saving the Excel file to html or xml in openoffice but got a huge file that includes all the css tags of colors and fonts and stuff. Posting the info between <table and </table> in body section of a node with full html filter displays the table with undesirable effects: see the temporary link @ http://www.bahraintm.org/?q=node/43
Eventually I want to assign the job of posting to a group of people, so I am looking for a not so difficult way.
So what are my options?
Crafting the tables in HTML?
Table Manager? I downloaded it but couldn't get the grip of it.. maybe needs more time.
Please advice
On 9/12/07, Salman Al Rahma salman@mishkah.org wrote:
Greetings to all,
i am maintaining a website for a group that have a lot of tabular information. They normally send it to me in Excel file format. It mostly contains textual information. I tried saving the Excel file to html or xml in openoffice but got a huge file that includes all the css tags of colors and fonts and stuff. Posting the info between <table and </table> in body section of a node with full html filter displays the table with undesirable effects: see the temporary link @ http://www.bahraintm.org/?q=node/43
Check http//docs.google.com Conversions between Word, Excel, html, pdf, in any language, anything you come upon most of the time. And you can also share them or not.
Not a final solution of course.It gets the job done in a time of need.
Eventually I want to assign the job of posting to a group of people, so I am looking for a not so difficult way.
So what are my options?
Crafting the tables in HTML?
Table Manager? I downloaded it but couldn't get the grip of it.. maybe needs more time.
Please advice
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