I have been trying to figure out a way to tell Excel that when it saves a spreadsheet in the .html format to save its CSS data to an external file rather than including it within the .htm file.
The problem I am trying to solve is to allow the it to have a STYLE="background-color:transparent" parameter on the HTML BODY tag. Using the transparent allows the page to show an existing wallpaper or background color for the file when loading the file into an <iframe>. It kind of makes a nice touch.
If there was an external style sheet then I'm sure you could set that parameter in it.
I could just go in and edit the .htm source to add the parameter. However, external users will be using the spreadsheet I develope and I wouldn't want them to hand edit the .htm file.
There may be another solution where you could possibly use some
VB code in the spreadsheet to set that parameter but I didn't see the BODY tag as being able to set.
Thanks in advance.
Best regards,
Al, InfoSports.com
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