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04-25-2011, 04:00 AM
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Excel on a web page
I have a database that I use for my hobby that covers a lot of information,
I have data sheet that when I enter a serial number, it give me the information required from sheet 2. When I originally made up the sheet as a lot of information had to be viewed, I used comments in cells. I would like to put the database on a web page, so I have had to make up a new data sheet that shows all the information without using comments. This new data sheet takes info from Column A to Column CF and from Row 2 to Row 2299 which I will require a new macro for. Now for my question what are the problems putting such a database on a web page, how is the best way to go about it? I would have to update information about once a week. The Excel database is in Macro-Enabled Worksheet and is 1.48MB. 
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