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I have a website: www.applestats.com

It was created with MS Frontpage 2003 and it is published to the web using
HTTP

I have numerous charts on it, created from Excel

I update the charts every 2 weeks by going onto the appropriate worksheet
which is not located on the website, updating the chart that I keep on the
worksheet and copying the chart, pasting it to the FP2003 file and
re-publishing it.

I think there has to be a shortcut in there somewhere...

How would I get a little more automation to the updating?

Keep the worksheets in a website folder?

Is there a way to get the chart that is on the website to be conected to the
worksheet, so that when I update the worksheet, the chart on the web gets
updated?

I am trying to eliminate copying pasting the chart.

Thanks to all who respond.
 
Not possible to automate unless you are hosting the site on your own internal server.

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Yes, we do host the site on our own server...;)

Thomas A. Rowe said:
Not possible to automate unless you are hosting the site on your own internal server.

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Then you need to set up a folder that is shared on the web, then store your excel file(s) in this
folder, then create link to the Excel Worksheets and Charts. All users will need to have Excel.

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ok...making the shared folder is easy enough...putting the excel files in..no
prob...

All the viewers of the website will need excel?
 
Yes, because they will be accessing the Excel files directly. If you export/create HTML files then
you break any connection with Excel, so you would then continue to have to do what you are currently
doing. You may be able to write a VBA to automate the process, for this post to the Excel newsgroup,
as it is not a FP related issue.

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Thanks for the info....."VBA"?

Thomas A. Rowe said:
Yes, because they will be accessing the Excel files directly. If you export/create HTML files then
you break any connection with Excel, so you would then continue to have to do what you are currently
doing. You may be able to write a VBA to automate the process, for this post to the Excel newsgroup,
as it is not a FP related issue.

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VBA = Visual Basic for Applications

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