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Dearest I.T. professional,
I am now doing a survey and would like to ask all customers to
submit
the questionnaire online so that I can collect the results in the
excel file.
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Also, is MS-Excel installed on the server?
Likely not if you're using a hosting service.
If it is installed, is it accessible from ASP?
You don't have to have Excel on the server. All you have to do is:
Data -Import External Data -New Web Query. You can create a
spreadsheet from any web page. Hopefully, the author (of the page) has
not abused tables and the data is in one single table.
I am doing this for my boss, because she does not want to go to the url
where the data is stored coming out of a database. It's eaiser for me
to write to the table and get the results.
Another alternative is to write the results to a csv file and import
that into Excel.
To the OP: Frankly, the best bet is to write to a db table. Use the
right tool for the job -- Excel is for spreadsheets, Access is for data,
Word is for documents, FrontPage is _not_ for creating pages for the
WWW.
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