Changeset 2174325
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- 10/16/2019 02:56:21 PM (6 years ago)
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- import-spreadsheets-from-microsoft-excel
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import-spreadsheets-from-microsoft-excel/tags/10.1/readme.txt
r2171059 r2174325 20 20 21 21 Note: before you upload a spreadsheet, you must use [the SpreadsheetConverter add-in for Microsoft Excel](http://www.spreadsheetconverter.com/ "Link to the SpreadsheetConverter web site") to convert your spreadsheet to web format. To use this add-in, you must have Microsoft Excel 2007 or later for Windows - and the basic skills to create spreadsheets with it. Prices for unlimited, lifetime licenses for the current version start at $254. There are no extra fees per server, month, page or visitor. 22 23 We’d love to help you try SpreadsheetConverter on one of your own spreadsheets. You don’t have to install the software to test it. Just send one of your own spreadsheets, and we’ll send it back as a live, intelligent web form or calculator. Use [the online form](https://www.spreadsheetconverter.com/news/free-demo/ "Link to the free-trial information page for for SpreadsheetConverter") and remember to attach the spreadsheet! 24 25 This service is free, because it’s so simple to convert your spreadsheet to web format with SpreadsheetConverter that we can do it in almost no time at all. If you want to keep your web calculator or form up-to-date without ever installing or learning the converter, you can have us do all the conversion work for you, forever, using [the paid conversion service](https://www.spreadsheetconverter.com/products/one-calculating-web-form-from-an-excel-sheet/ "Link to the product page for paid one-time conversions"). 22 26 23 27 SpreadsheetConverter is an advanced product that may require some time to learn. If you don't want to invest in this new skill set right now, you can test the plugin right now with example files in the plugin's ZIP file - read more below. … … 127 131 1. Install the Excel add-in by running the installation file in a Windows PC. 128 132 1. In Excel, open the "Weekly Time Card" example spreadsheet. If you open Excel from the installation wizard, this file opens automatically. Otherwise, use the **Try Examples** section of the SpreadsheetConverter ribbon in Excel to open the "Weekly Time Card" example. 129 1. Click on the **Start** tab . This starts a small wizard that will show you how to edit a spreadsheet and convert it to a web page. Follow the simple, step-by-step instructions in the example spreadsheet until you have successfully created a web version of it. If you run into any problems in this process, please contact our helpdesk.133 1. Click on the **Start** tab in the example spreadsheet. This starts a small wizard that will show you how to edit a spreadsheet and convert it to a web page. Follow the simple, step-by-step instructions in the example spreadsheet until you have successfully created a web version of it. If you run into any problems in this process, please contact our helpdesk. 130 134 1. Congratulations! You have now created a live web calculator! Play with it a while in the browser window to get a feel for how it works and what it does. 131 1. In Excel, select the SpreadsheetConverterribbon and click on the link in the ribbon to request a 30-day free trial license key.135 1. In Excel, select the **SpreadsheetConverter** ribbon and click on the link in the ribbon to request a 30-day free trial license key. 132 136 1. When you get the license key from us, select the SpreadsheetConverter ribbon in Excel and activate the license key. 133 137 1. In Excel, select the SpreadsheetConverter ribbon and verify that there is a **WordPress plugin** button in the **Publish** section. If not, please contact our helpdesk. … … 168 172 = Uploading a new calculator = 169 173 170 Follow these instructions when you upload a new calculator for the first time. If you later want to update an existing calculator that you have already uploaded at least once to WordPress, there are separate instructions below.174 Follow these instructions only when you upload a new calculator for the first time. If you later want to update an existing calculator that you have already uploaded at least once to WordPress, there are separate instructions below. 171 175 172 176 = Creating the SSC Calculator file = 173 177 174 With the plugin, you get two example files, one that you can use for this initial upload and one for the update described below. If you want to create the example files yourself, and have downloaded and installed the Excel add-in as described above, do the following:175 176 1. Activate a paid license for SpreadsheetConverter, or request and activate a free-trial license key.178 With the plugin, you get two example files, one that you can use for this initial upload and one for the update described below. If you want to create the example files yourself, and have downloaded and installed the Excel add-in as described above, please do the following: 179 180 1. Activate a paid Professional edition license for SpreadsheetConverter, or request and activate a free-trial license key. 177 181 1. Open the "Weekly Time Card" example spreadsheet and convert it to a web page according to the instructions above. Leave the example file open in Excel and allow the conversion to finish. 178 182 1. In Excel, select the SpreadsheetConverter ribbon and click on the **WordPress plugin** button in the **Publish** section. This will start a short wizard that creates the SSC Calculator file for you. -
import-spreadsheets-from-microsoft-excel/trunk/readme.txt
r2171059 r2174325 20 20 21 21 Note: before you upload a spreadsheet, you must use [the SpreadsheetConverter add-in for Microsoft Excel](http://www.spreadsheetconverter.com/ "Link to the SpreadsheetConverter web site") to convert your spreadsheet to web format. To use this add-in, you must have Microsoft Excel 2007 or later for Windows - and the basic skills to create spreadsheets with it. Prices for unlimited, lifetime licenses for the current version start at $254. There are no extra fees per server, month, page or visitor. 22 23 We’d love to help you try SpreadsheetConverter on one of your own spreadsheets. You don’t have to install the software to test it. Just send one of your own spreadsheets, and we’ll send it back as a live, intelligent web form or calculator. Use [the online form](https://www.spreadsheetconverter.com/news/free-demo/ "Link to the free-trial information page for for SpreadsheetConverter") and remember to attach the spreadsheet! 24 25 This service is free, because it’s so simple to convert your spreadsheet to web format with SpreadsheetConverter that we can do it in almost no time at all. If you want to keep your web calculator or form up-to-date without ever installing or learning the converter, you can have us do all the conversion work for you, forever, using [the paid conversion service](https://www.spreadsheetconverter.com/products/one-calculating-web-form-from-an-excel-sheet/ "Link to the product page for paid one-time conversions"). 22 26 23 27 SpreadsheetConverter is an advanced product that may require some time to learn. If you don't want to invest in this new skill set right now, you can test the plugin right now with example files in the plugin's ZIP file - read more below. … … 127 131 1. Install the Excel add-in by running the installation file in a Windows PC. 128 132 1. In Excel, open the "Weekly Time Card" example spreadsheet. If you open Excel from the installation wizard, this file opens automatically. Otherwise, use the **Try Examples** section of the SpreadsheetConverter ribbon in Excel to open the "Weekly Time Card" example. 129 1. Click on the **Start** tab . This starts a small wizard that will show you how to edit a spreadsheet and convert it to a web page. Follow the simple, step-by-step instructions in the example spreadsheet until you have successfully created a web version of it. If you run into any problems in this process, please contact our helpdesk.133 1. Click on the **Start** tab in the example spreadsheet. This starts a small wizard that will show you how to edit a spreadsheet and convert it to a web page. Follow the simple, step-by-step instructions in the example spreadsheet until you have successfully created a web version of it. If you run into any problems in this process, please contact our helpdesk. 130 134 1. Congratulations! You have now created a live web calculator! Play with it a while in the browser window to get a feel for how it works and what it does. 131 1. In Excel, select the SpreadsheetConverterribbon and click on the link in the ribbon to request a 30-day free trial license key.135 1. In Excel, select the **SpreadsheetConverter** ribbon and click on the link in the ribbon to request a 30-day free trial license key. 132 136 1. When you get the license key from us, select the SpreadsheetConverter ribbon in Excel and activate the license key. 133 137 1. In Excel, select the SpreadsheetConverter ribbon and verify that there is a **WordPress plugin** button in the **Publish** section. If not, please contact our helpdesk. … … 168 172 = Uploading a new calculator = 169 173 170 Follow these instructions when you upload a new calculator for the first time. If you later want to update an existing calculator that you have already uploaded at least once to WordPress, there are separate instructions below.174 Follow these instructions only when you upload a new calculator for the first time. If you later want to update an existing calculator that you have already uploaded at least once to WordPress, there are separate instructions below. 171 175 172 176 = Creating the SSC Calculator file = 173 177 174 With the plugin, you get two example files, one that you can use for this initial upload and one for the update described below. If you want to create the example files yourself, and have downloaded and installed the Excel add-in as described above, do the following:175 176 1. Activate a paid license for SpreadsheetConverter, or request and activate a free-trial license key.178 With the plugin, you get two example files, one that you can use for this initial upload and one for the update described below. If you want to create the example files yourself, and have downloaded and installed the Excel add-in as described above, please do the following: 179 180 1. Activate a paid Professional edition license for SpreadsheetConverter, or request and activate a free-trial license key. 177 181 1. Open the "Weekly Time Card" example spreadsheet and convert it to a web page according to the instructions above. Leave the example file open in Excel and allow the conversion to finish. 178 182 1. In Excel, select the SpreadsheetConverter ribbon and click on the **WordPress plugin** button in the **Publish** section. This will start a short wizard that creates the SSC Calculator file for you.
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