If it's a very large chart a

Megan — Tue, 15 Jul 2008 12:56:56 +0000

If it's a very large chart a PDF might be the way to go anyway. That way you can make sure it will print properly as well. (rather than trying to figure out print stylesheets for a web page).

Hi, welcome to TWF! You

JeevesBond — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 23:36:00 +0000

Hi, welcome to TWF!

You could use the Export to HTML and HTML Tidy, as webwiz pointed out, but this might cause a mess. Excel really doesn't at creating Web pages.

Is there an 'Import from CSV' (or any other kind of import) option? Secondly, it's a bit hard to advise on a system we've never used, so have you asked the people that run the content management system for you? They might be able to help.

If you get stuck, it might be best to just export the figures as PDF. This has the bonus of preserving your formatting, and works on all platforms. It's not great for Web pages (too bulky, slow to download, needs an external reader), but for documents it works well.

Good luck.

Not knowing any content

webwiz — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 20:29:34 +0000

Not knowing any content management systems (CMS) beyond Wordpress and Textpattern, I am guessing you will need to convert the spreadsheet to an HTML table, and enter that into the CMS's "Publish" page.

My suggestion is to use the "Export as HTML" capability of Excel, then definitely clean out all the cruft by submitting the result to HTML Tidy before adding it for publication.

Sadly, I am unable to view the 9dx.com site for more information, as it uses 100% Flash, which is blocked here.