trouble creating excel doc for modification by many on website

[Guest EPS]

I'm trying to create a document and linked to a websitethat allows people to

add information to it, save it and have those changes reflected when the next

person views the document. Any way to do that? I don't even know who to ask...

 

Any ideas of how I can structure this or does it require something within

the site rather than linked?

 

I tried an excel spreadsheet but when attempting to save, it saves on my

desktop, not the site. When I return to the linked version, it is unchanged.

[Guest Pegasus \(MVP\)]

Re: trouble creating excel doc for modification by many on website

 

 

"EPS" <EPS@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:FEC1C448-EAED-4613-81A0-37F5AD10DC94@microsoft.com...

> I'm trying to create a document and linked to a websitethat allows people

> to

> add information to it, save it and have those changes reflected when the

> next

> person views the document. Any way to do that? I don't even know who to

> ask...

>

> Any ideas of how I can structure this or does it require something within

> the site rather than linked?

>

> I tried an excel spreadsheet but when attempting to save, it saves on my

> desktop, not the site. When I return to the linked version, it is

> unchanged.

>

 

I would post this question in an Excel newsgroup.

[Guest sgopus]

RE: trouble creating excel doc for modification by many on website

 

You would need to ask this question in a group that discusses publishing web

pages.

 

"EPS" wrote:

> I'm trying to create a document and linked to a websitethat allows people to

> add information to it, save it and have those changes reflected when the next

> person views the document. Any way to do that? I don't even know who to ask...

>

> Any ideas of how I can structure this or does it require something within

> the site rather than linked?

>

> I tried an excel spreadsheet but when attempting to save, it saves on my

> desktop, not the site. When I return to the linked version, it is unchanged.

>

[Guest CaptAmerica]

Re: trouble creating excel doc for modification by many on website

 

On Wed, 17 Sep 2008 10:49:01 -0700, EPS

<EPS@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>I'm trying to create a document and linked to a websitethat allows people to

>add information to it, save it and have those changes reflected when the next

>person views the document. Any way to do that? I don't even know who to ask...

>

>Any ideas of how I can structure this or does it require something within

>the site rather than linked?

>

>I tried an excel spreadsheet but when attempting to save, it saves on my

>desktop, not the site. When I return to the linked version, it is unchanged.

 

Why ask here? This question has nothing to do with XP.

 

Ask elsewhere

[Guest sgopus]

Re: trouble creating excel doc for modification by many on website

 

isn't that what I just said, in a much nicer way, your post is useless and

redundant.

 

"CaptAmerica" wrote:

> On Wed, 17 Sep 2008 10:49:01 -0700, EPS

> <EPS@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>

> >I'm trying to create a document and linked to a websitethat allows people to

> >add information to it, save it and have those changes reflected when the next

> >person views the document. Any way to do that? I don't even know who to ask...

> >

> >Any ideas of how I can structure this or does it require something within

> >the site rather than linked?

> >

> >I tried an excel spreadsheet but when attempting to save, it saves on my

> >desktop, not the site. When I return to the linked version, it is unchanged.

>

> Why ask here? This question has nothing to do with XP.

>

> Ask elsewhere

>

>

[Guest Allan]

Re: trouble creating excel doc for modification by many on website

 

 

"EPS" <EPS@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:FEC1C448-EAED-4613-81A0-37F5AD10DC94@microsoft.com...

> I'm trying to create a document and linked to a websitethat allows people

> to

> add information to it, save it and have those changes reflected when the

> next

> person views the document. Any way to do that? I don't even know who to

> ask...

>

> Any ideas of how I can structure this or does it require something within

> the site rather than linked?

>

> I tried an excel spreadsheet but when attempting to save, it saves on my

> desktop, not the site. When I return to the linked version, it is

> unchanged.

>

Go to the MS Office Live website and open an account.

 

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Allan