"Vanajakshi Pidatala" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> My questin are:
>
> 1.Do I need to have excel 10 to have this code run.
If you are using the Office objects to create Excel, you have to have Office
installed on the server. I am not fond of this option, although it works.
A better option is a tool like ExcelWriter:
http://officewriter.softartisans.com...writer-37.aspx
Better security and less likelihood of introducing a security hole.
> 2.Do I need to have excel 10 on all clients machines(people who are
> accesing this page through web page). Or is it just enough to have
> excel 10 on the server(iis server).
To read Excel spreadsheets, the user must have Excel or the Excel viewer
(free download):
> 3.Is there a way that I c an have this code run woth any version of
> excel.
You can code a generic excel page by simply changing MIME type and
outputting HTML tables. Not sure if this works with extremely old versions
of Excel, but Excel 2000+ will work with this idea.
> 4.Is there a diifrent way that I can open excel and show satase reults
> in it.
Depeding on the version(s) of Excel, there are options. For the latest Excel
(2003), you can create an Excel spreadsheet that contacts a web service to
fill it. The user can keep up with the latest data by simply downloading the
spreadsheet. The downside here is when you have huge data transfer to Excel,
but the server side option could bog down here, as well.
Hope this helps.
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Gregory A. Beamer
MVP; MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA
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