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Default Excel to ASP Form help.

Hi,

I'm trying to take an excel template and creating an asp page where the user can edit directly into certain cells. I understand that basically you take the excel as save it as an .html file and then you convert the cells you want into input cells.

Lets say I have updated the excel into a ASP file, but there have since been edits and I need now to update the asp file to reflect the changes which need to be made in the excel template.

Is there an easy way of doing this, perhaps by turning the ASP statements into comments so excel can read the sheet as html?

Thanks very much.

AV






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