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Im not entirely sure this is possible but i've been issued with the following
task:
Create a website (in this case i'll be doing it in asp) to interface with a
very large scale excel calculator (12 meg of financial calculators, very
complicated, not feasible to re-write into access manually)
I need a way to either
a) Directly import all the calculations etc into access so access
essentially can do exactly what this spreadsheet does (dont think this is
possible)
b) get access to directly interface with this, and run calculations by
placing data in specific fields (then obtaining data from the results) and
saving this output into a temporary table within the access database so it
can be accessed (both input and output) via a webpage.
c) i've looked into the ODBC connector for excel, but as far as i can tell
it will only insert / pull out data within a static table, wheras this is
more of an application (no specific table layout) which performs complex
calculations.
First week at the new job, this is the fun and challenging stuff (maybe
less fun...)
task:
Create a website (in this case i'll be doing it in asp) to interface with a
very large scale excel calculator (12 meg of financial calculators, very
complicated, not feasible to re-write into access manually)
I need a way to either
a) Directly import all the calculations etc into access so access
essentially can do exactly what this spreadsheet does (dont think this is
possible)
b) get access to directly interface with this, and run calculations by
placing data in specific fields (then obtaining data from the results) and
saving this output into a temporary table within the access database so it
can be accessed (both input and output) via a webpage.
c) i've looked into the ODBC connector for excel, but as far as i can tell
it will only insert / pull out data within a static table, wheras this is
more of an application (no specific table layout) which performs complex
calculations.
First week at the new job, this is the fun and challenging stuff (maybe
less fun...)