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This code example demonstrates how to create excel documents on your server. Using the US state info db, after reading the contents of the db instead of writing output to the browser, html text is written to the server with the .xls file extension. A link
This article shows how to use an Excel file as the database for an employee photo directory. As part of the Active Server Pages application it explains how to configure the spreadsheet for online use, create recordsets from the rows of data, and perform q
Generating Excel files from web pages or other applications is a major subject in many articles. I'd like to present here some solutions, part of them, already presented and well known. Some of them require MS Excel to be installed on the server, and othe
Dynamically create Microsoft Word or Microsoft Excel documents using ASP. Covers Content-Type and Content-Disposition headers, plus style and formatting options.
This article describes using the Office Web Components (OWC) to create an Excel spreadsheet via ASP code based on the results from a database query. All of this complexity is encapsulated in a (rather basic) class.
This tutorial shows a quick and easy way to generate Excel reports using just ASP. It allows the server to dynamically create Excel reports without taking up any space on the server, and also allows multiple concurrent users to receive these reports simul
This tutorial shows a quick and easy way to generate Excel reports using just ASP. It allows the server to dynamically create Excel reports without taking up any space on the server, and also allows multiple concurrent users to receive these reports simul
This is a short example showing how to bring data from Access to excel where further manipulation can take place.
The author writes "For small data bits on a server where the chance for significant simultaneous traffic is not likely excel can perform many of the basic tasks that can be accomplished in Access or SQL Server, but on a much smaller scale." This exmaple c