web based spreadsheet needed

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Hi,

my mom needs to keep a spreadsheet updated at two locations, and since I
have a FreeBSD server at my house, static ip, etc. I figured that a web
based spread sheet would work best. It's for her church.

Does anyone know of such a tool?

Thanks,

Karen
http://scootgirl.com/
 
Somtime near Thu, 29 Jul 2004 00:48:49 -0700, "scootgirl.com"
Hi,

my mom needs to keep a spreadsheet updated at two locations, and since I
have a FreeBSD server at my house, static ip, etc. I figured that a web
based spread sheet would work best. It's for her church.

Does anyone know of such a tool?

Thanks,

Karen
http://scootgirl.com/
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If she uses Microsoft Office 2000+, then the web components add-on
will allow her to do exactly that once you get the form set up for
her.

I used a similar approach at a startup for a call tracking system -
created the form and stored data in an access DB - worked great, until
the parent company moved us over to SAP.
 
message [snip]
If she uses Microsoft Office 2000+, then the web components add-on
will allow her to do exactly that once you get the form set up for
her.

I used a similar approach at a startup for a call tracking system -
created the form and stored data in an access DB - worked great, until
the parent company moved us over to SAP.
Click to expand...

It is Office 2000. I'll check it out! Thanks.

Karen
http://scootgirl.com/
 
Somtime near Thu, 29 Jul 2004 14:06:42 -0700, "scootgirl.com"
message [snip]
If she uses Microsoft Office 2000+, then the web components add-on
will allow her to do exactly that once you get the form set up for
her.

I used a similar approach at a startup for a call tracking system -
created the form and stored data in an access DB - worked great, until
the parent company moved us over to SAP.
Click to expand...

It is Office 2000. I'll check it out! Thanks.

Karen
http://scootgirl.com/
Click to expand...

NP.

It is not the world's easiest and thee may be other solutions out
there, but the Web Components will allow you to develop a form and use
the current spreadsheet she is using, so that if she decides to open
the spreadsheet directly in Excel then she can do so.
 
message [snip]
It is not the world's easiest and thee may be other solutions out
there, but the Web Components will allow you to develop a form and use
the current spreadsheet she is using, so that if she decides to open
the spreadsheet directly in Excel then she can do so.
Click to expand...


I checked it out, but I think it would be too complicated for her to update
the spreadsheet. I'll keep looking.

Thanks though.

Karen
http://scootgirl.com/
 
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