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r2279947 r2291941 17 17 SpreadsheetConverter works like an Excel compiler creating live online spreadsheets in HTML and JavaScript. It is not a simple Excel viewer; the web spreadsheet plugin runs all your formulas in real-time - all the cells and charts are live! 18 18 19 You usually need to have **your own WordPress server** to install plugins. It may not be possible to install plugins on WordPress.com or other shared WordPress servers. If you are unable to use this plugin, you can use our [Publish to Cloud](https:// www.spreadsheetconverter.com/support/online-help/publish-to-cloud "Link to the Publish to Cloud help page") service instead. It is built into SpreadsheetConverter and uploads the calculator to a cloud server. In most cases, this works just as well.19 You usually need to have **your own WordPress server** to install plugins. It may not be possible to install plugins on WordPress.com or other shared WordPress servers. If you are unable to use this plugin, you can use our [Publish to Cloud](https://help.spreadsheetconverter.com/support/online-help/publish-to-cloud "Link to the Publish to Cloud help page") service instead. It is built into SpreadsheetConverter and uploads the calculator to a cloud server. In most cases, this works just as well. 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. … … 41 41 Please visit the **Embed a spreadsheet in WordPress**, **FAQ** and **Screenshots** sections for more detailed instructions. 42 42 43 A full online help for the plugin is available [on the SpreadsheetConverter website](http:// www.spreadsheetconverter.com/support/online-help/help-wordpress-plugin-to-import-spreadsheets-from-microsoft-excel "Link to the SpreadsheetConverter online help for the plugin").43 A full online help for the plugin is available [on the SpreadsheetConverter website](http://help.spreadsheetconverter.com/support/online-help/help-wordpress-plugin-to-import-spreadsheets-from-microsoft-excel "Link to the SpreadsheetConverter online help for the plugin"). 44 44 45 45 = Create beautiful web apps = … … 100 100 = More information = 101 101 102 Learn more about the plugin in [the full Online Help for the plugin](http:// www.spreadsheetconverter.com/support/online-help/help-wordpress-plugin-to-import-spreadsheets-from-microsoft-excel "Link to the online help for the plugin").102 Learn more about the plugin in [the full Online Help for the plugin](http://help.spreadsheetconverter.com/support/online-help/help-wordpress-plugin-to-import-spreadsheets-from-microsoft-excel "Link to the online help for the plugin"). 103 103 104 104 Learn more about the SpreadsheetConverter add-in for Microsoft Excel on the [SpreadsheetConverter web site](http://www.spreadsheetconverter.com/ "Link to the SpreadsheetConverter web site"). … … 111 111 112 112 * A web page created with a paid or free-trial license for SpreadsheetConverter. The plugin does not import unconverted spreadsheets. An example file is delivered with the plugin. 113 * Your SpreadsheetConverter license must be for **the Professional Edition**.113 * Your paid SpreadsheetConverter license must be for **the Professional Edition**. 114 114 * You must use the same major version of the plugin as your SpreadsheetConverter license is for. 115 * A WordPress server that allows you to install plugins and use iframes. If you use WordPress.com or other hosted environments that limit this, it's usually just as easy to use [Publish to Cloud](https:// www.spreadsheetconverter.com/support/online-help/publish-to-cloud "Link to the Publish to Cloud help page") instead.115 * A WordPress server that allows you to install plugins and use iframes. If you use WordPress.com or other hosted environments that limit this, it's usually just as easy to use [Publish to Cloud](https://help.spreadsheetconverter.com/support/online-help/publish-to-cloud "Link to the Publish to Cloud help page") instead. 116 116 * Your WordPress server must be running **version 4.5 or later of WordPress**. For security reasons, WordPress should always be updated to the latest stable version. 117 117 * The plugin requires that the **ZipArchive** extension for PHP is installed and enabled. … … 119 119 120 120 121 = DIY or use the example file?=121 = Test it with the example file! = 122 122 123 123 To upload a spreadsheet to WordPress, you first convert it to web format with an add-in for Excel called [SpreadsheetConverter](http://www.spreadsheetconverter.com/ "Link to the SpreadsheetConverter web site"). Excel and the add-in will be your primary tools when publishing spreadsheets on your website. 124 124 125 If at this point you just want to test the plugin, you may skip installing the Excel add-in for now and just use the example files that we have provided with the plugin. In that case, please proceed to installing the plugin below. 126 127 If you want to perform the conversion from spreadsheet to web page yourself, we recommend that you install the add-in in Excel before you install our plugin in WordPress: 128 129 1. Verify that you are using a Windows PC with a supported version of Excel, as listed in [the requirements on the download page](http://www.spreadsheetconverter.com/download/ "Link to the SpreadsheetConverter download page") . 130 1. [Download the Excel add-in](http://www.spreadsheetconverter.com/download/ "Link to the SpreadsheetConverter download page"). 131 1. Install the Excel add-in by running the installation file in a Windows PC. 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. 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. 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. 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. 136 1. When you get the license key from us, select the SpreadsheetConverter ribbon in Excel and activate the license key. 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. 138 139 Now, you're ready to install the WordPress plugin and upload the converted web page. 125 You should first test the plugin with the example files that come with it. If you like it, you can then install SpreadsheetConverter in Excel and learn how to convert your own spreadsheets for the web. 140 126 141 127 = Install the plugin file directly from the WordPress plugin directory = … … 162 148 1. The plugin is now installed and active. You should now see a new menu option **Upload SSC Calculator** in the left-hand menu. This is where you start when you want to upload a converted calculator to WordPress. 163 149 164 A full online help for the plugin is available [on the SpreadsheetConverter website](http:// www.spreadsheetconverter.com/support/online-help/help-wordpress-plugin-to-import-spreadsheets-from-microsoft-excel "Link to the SpreadsheetConverter online help for the plugin").150 A full online help for the plugin is available [on the SpreadsheetConverter website](http://help.spreadsheetconverter.com/support/online-help/help-wordpress-plugin-to-import-spreadsheets-from-microsoft-excel "Link to the SpreadsheetConverter online help for the plugin"). 165 151 166 152 Unfortunately, we are unable to support you in normal day-to-day WordPress activities. If you have problems installing the plugin, begin by contacting your local WordPress Administrator or webmaster. If they find any errors in our plugin, they are welcome to report the error in the support forum for the plugin. … … 176 162 = Creating the SSC Calculator file = 177 163 178 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. 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. 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. 164 With the plugin, you get two example files, one that you will use for this initial upload and one for the update described below. 183 165 184 166 = Uploading the SSC Calculator file = … … 187 169 1. Click on **Upload SSC Calculator**, then **Add New** if you are about to upload a new calculator that you haven't uploaded before. 188 170 1. Enter a unique, descriptive name for this particular calculator in the **Enter calculator name** field. For the example file, you can use **Weekly Time Card**. 189 1. Click on **Choose Package** and select the SSC Calculator file. If you want to use the example file provided with the plugin, it is in the **examples > 1-upload** folder of the plugin ZIP. If you have converted the example yourself, locate the SSC Calculator file that you just created. By default, it is located in **Documents > SpreadsheetConverter**. If your calculator is called **weekly-time-card.xlsx**, there will be a folder called **weekly-time-card** with your converted calculator. You cannot upload this uncompressed folder, only the specially prepared and compressed SSC Calculator file which is in ZIP format. Scroll down past the folder tothe **weekly-time-card.zip** file, select it and press **Open**.171 1. Click on **Choose Package** and select the SSC Calculator file. The example file provided with the plugin is in the **examples > 1-upload** folder of the plugin ZIP. Locate the **weekly-time-card.zip** file, select it and press **Open**. 190 172 1. Press the **Publish** button and the SSC Calculator file will be uploaded to WordPress. It will not be visible in any post or page until you embed it (read more below). 191 173 … … 209 191 1. If you cannot see the entire calculator, or if scrollbars appear, or if there's too much whitespace around the calculator, you may need to adjust the size of the iframe. Select the **HTML** view for the Custom HTML block, adjust the **height** and **width** parameters in the **table id="hasIframe"** tag that represents the calculator, switching back and forth to the **Preview** tab until the calculator looks good. Don't be afraid of leaving a considerable margin around the calculator. 210 192 1. Save your changes by clicking **Publish**. 211 1. If you don't want the calculator to include a toolbar, or if you want to select other buttons for the toolbar, you need to adjust the **Workbook** settings in SpreadsheetConverter. Uncheck all buttons in the **Workbook > Toolbar** section and unselect **Enable Real-time Sync** in **Workbook > Web Page Options**. Convert the spreadsheet again and update it in WordPress.212 193 1. If you want to use an uploaded calculator on more than one page, just repeat the above once for every page where you want it to appear. 213 194 … … 223 204 1. If you cannot see the entire calculator, or if scrollbars appear, or if there's too much whitespace around the calculator, you may need to adjust the size of the iframe. On the **Visual** tab, drag the handle to resize the calculator frame. For better control, switch to the **Text** tab, adjust the **height** and **width** parameters in the **table id="hasIframe"** tag that represents the calculator, switching back and forth to the **Visual** tab until the calculator looks good. Don't be afraid of leaving a considerable margin around the calculator. 224 205 1. Save your changes by clicking **Publish**. 225 1. If you don't want the calculator to include a toolbar, or if you want to select other buttons for the toolbar, you need to adjust the **Workbook** settings in SpreadsheetConverter. Uncheck all buttons in the **Workbook > Toolbar** section and unselect **Enable Real-time Sync** in **Workbook > Web Page Options**. Convert the spreadsheet again and update it in WordPress.226 206 1. If you want to use an uploaded calculator on more than one page, just repeat the above once for every page where you want it to appear. 227 207 228 A full online help for the plugin is available [on the SpreadsheetConverter website](http:// www.spreadsheetconverter.com/support/online-help/help-wordpress-plugin-to-import-spreadsheets-from-microsoft-excel "Link to the SpreadsheetConverter online help for the plugin").208 A full online help for the plugin is available [on the SpreadsheetConverter website](http://help.spreadsheetconverter.com/support/online-help/help-wordpress-plugin-to-import-spreadsheets-from-microsoft-excel "Link to the SpreadsheetConverter online help for the plugin"). 229 209 230 210 == Updating an existing calculator == … … 234 214 = Creating the SSC Calculator file = 235 215 236 With the plugin, you get two example files, one that you used above for the initial upload and one that you can use now for the update. If you want to create an updated example file yourself, and have downloaded and installed the Excel add-in as described above, do the following: 237 238 1. In Excel, open and convert a modified version of the spreadsheet you use for testing. 239 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. 216 With the plugin, you get two example files, one that you used above for the initial upload and one that you can use now for the update. 240 217 241 218 = Uploading the SSC Calculator file = … … 244 221 1. Click on **Upload SSC Calculator** in the WordPress menu, then **All Calculators**. 245 222 1. Move the mouse cursor over the title of the calculator you want to update, so that its menu links appear. Click on the **Edit** link. 246 1. Click **Choose Package** and select the updated SSC Calculator ZIP file . If you want to use the example file provided with the plugin, it is in the **examples > 2-update** folder of the plugin ZIP. If you have converted the example yourself, locate the SSC Calculator file that you just created.223 1. Click **Choose Package** and select the updated SSC Calculator ZIP file in the **examples > 2-update** folder of the plugin ZIP. 247 224 1. Press **Update**. The new version is uploaded and automatically used instead of the old one, in all pages and posts that you have already embedded it. 248 225 249 A full online help for the plugin is available [on the SpreadsheetConverter website](http:// www.spreadsheetconverter.com/support/online-help/help-wordpress-plugin-to-import-spreadsheets-from-microsoft-excel "Link to the SpreadsheetConverter online help for the plugin").226 A full online help for the plugin is available [on the SpreadsheetConverter website](http://help.spreadsheetconverter.com/support/online-help/help-wordpress-plugin-to-import-spreadsheets-from-microsoft-excel "Link to the SpreadsheetConverter online help for the plugin"). 250 227 251 228 == Deletion instructions == … … 268 245 1. Save your changes by clicking **Publish**. 269 246 270 A full online help for the plugin is available [on the SpreadsheetConverter website](http://www.spreadsheetconverter.com/support/online-help/help-wordpress-plugin-to-import-spreadsheets-from-microsoft-excel "Link to the SpreadsheetConverter online help for the plugin"). 247 A full online help for the plugin is available [on the SpreadsheetConverter website](http://help.spreadsheetconverter.com/support/online-help/help-wordpress-plugin-to-import-spreadsheets-from-microsoft-excel "Link to the SpreadsheetConverter online help for the plugin"). 248 249 == I want to test this with my own spreadsheets! == 250 251 To test the plugin with your own spreadsheets, you need to download the SpreadsheetConverter add-in for Excel and install it in your system. After the free trial, you will be required to purchase SpreadsheetConverter at prices starting from $254, including the WordPress plugin. 252 253 1. Verify that you are using a Windows PC with a supported version of Excel, as listed in [the requirements on the download page](http://www.spreadsheetconverter.com/download/ "Link to the SpreadsheetConverter download page") . 254 1. [Download the Excel add-in](http://www.spreadsheetconverter.com/download/ "Link to the SpreadsheetConverter download page"). 255 1. Install the Excel add-in by running the installation file in a Windows PC. 256 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. 257 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. 258 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. 259 1. In Excel, select the **SpreadsheetConverter** ribbon and click on the link in the ribbon to request a 30-day free trial license key. 260 1. When you get the license key from us, select the SpreadsheetConverter ribbon in Excel and activate the license key. 261 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. 262 263 Now, you're ready to upload the converted web page to WordPress according to the instructions above. 264 271 265 272 266 == Frequently Asked Questions == … … 333 327 334 328 = I have another question that is not answered in this FAQ. = 335 A full online help for the plugin is available [on the SpreadsheetConverter website](http:// www.spreadsheetconverter.com/support/online-help/help-wordpress-plugin-to-import-spreadsheets-from-microsoft-excel "Link to the SpreadsheetConverter online help for the plugin"). Please send any other questions you have to qa@spreadsheetconverter.com.329 A full online help for the plugin is available [on the SpreadsheetConverter website](http://help.spreadsheetconverter.com/support/online-help/help-wordpress-plugin-to-import-spreadsheets-from-microsoft-excel "Link to the SpreadsheetConverter online help for the plugin"). Please send any other questions you have to qa@spreadsheetconverter.com. 336 330 337 331 == Screenshots == -
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r2279947 r2291941 17 17 SpreadsheetConverter works like an Excel compiler creating live online spreadsheets in HTML and JavaScript. It is not a simple Excel viewer; the web spreadsheet plugin runs all your formulas in real-time - all the cells and charts are live! 18 18 19 You usually need to have **your own WordPress server** to install plugins. It may not be possible to install plugins on WordPress.com or other shared WordPress servers. If you are unable to use this plugin, you can use our [Publish to Cloud](https:// www.spreadsheetconverter.com/support/online-help/publish-to-cloud "Link to the Publish to Cloud help page") service instead. It is built into SpreadsheetConverter and uploads the calculator to a cloud server. In most cases, this works just as well.19 You usually need to have **your own WordPress server** to install plugins. It may not be possible to install plugins on WordPress.com or other shared WordPress servers. If you are unable to use this plugin, you can use our [Publish to Cloud](https://help.spreadsheetconverter.com/support/online-help/publish-to-cloud "Link to the Publish to Cloud help page") service instead. It is built into SpreadsheetConverter and uploads the calculator to a cloud server. In most cases, this works just as well. 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. … … 41 41 Please visit the **Embed a spreadsheet in WordPress**, **FAQ** and **Screenshots** sections for more detailed instructions. 42 42 43 A full online help for the plugin is available [on the SpreadsheetConverter website](http:// www.spreadsheetconverter.com/support/online-help/help-wordpress-plugin-to-import-spreadsheets-from-microsoft-excel "Link to the SpreadsheetConverter online help for the plugin").43 A full online help for the plugin is available [on the SpreadsheetConverter website](http://help.spreadsheetconverter.com/support/online-help/help-wordpress-plugin-to-import-spreadsheets-from-microsoft-excel "Link to the SpreadsheetConverter online help for the plugin"). 44 44 45 45 = Create beautiful web apps = … … 100 100 = More information = 101 101 102 Learn more about the plugin in [the full Online Help for the plugin](http:// www.spreadsheetconverter.com/support/online-help/help-wordpress-plugin-to-import-spreadsheets-from-microsoft-excel "Link to the online help for the plugin").102 Learn more about the plugin in [the full Online Help for the plugin](http://help.spreadsheetconverter.com/support/online-help/help-wordpress-plugin-to-import-spreadsheets-from-microsoft-excel "Link to the online help for the plugin"). 103 103 104 104 Learn more about the SpreadsheetConverter add-in for Microsoft Excel on the [SpreadsheetConverter web site](http://www.spreadsheetconverter.com/ "Link to the SpreadsheetConverter web site"). … … 111 111 112 112 * A web page created with a paid or free-trial license for SpreadsheetConverter. The plugin does not import unconverted spreadsheets. An example file is delivered with the plugin. 113 * Your SpreadsheetConverter license must be for **the Professional Edition**.113 * Your paid SpreadsheetConverter license must be for **the Professional Edition**. 114 114 * You must use the same major version of the plugin as your SpreadsheetConverter license is for. 115 * A WordPress server that allows you to install plugins and use iframes. If you use WordPress.com or other hosted environments that limit this, it's usually just as easy to use [Publish to Cloud](https:// www.spreadsheetconverter.com/support/online-help/publish-to-cloud "Link to the Publish to Cloud help page") instead.115 * A WordPress server that allows you to install plugins and use iframes. If you use WordPress.com or other hosted environments that limit this, it's usually just as easy to use [Publish to Cloud](https://help.spreadsheetconverter.com/support/online-help/publish-to-cloud "Link to the Publish to Cloud help page") instead. 116 116 * Your WordPress server must be running **version 4.5 or later of WordPress**. For security reasons, WordPress should always be updated to the latest stable version. 117 117 * The plugin requires that the **ZipArchive** extension for PHP is installed and enabled. … … 119 119 120 120 121 = DIY or use the example file?=121 = Test it with the example file! = 122 122 123 123 To upload a spreadsheet to WordPress, you first convert it to web format with an add-in for Excel called [SpreadsheetConverter](http://www.spreadsheetconverter.com/ "Link to the SpreadsheetConverter web site"). Excel and the add-in will be your primary tools when publishing spreadsheets on your website. 124 124 125 If at this point you just want to test the plugin, you may skip installing the Excel add-in for now and just use the example files that we have provided with the plugin. In that case, please proceed to installing the plugin below. 126 127 If you want to perform the conversion from spreadsheet to web page yourself, we recommend that you install the add-in in Excel before you install our plugin in WordPress: 128 129 1. Verify that you are using a Windows PC with a supported version of Excel, as listed in [the requirements on the download page](http://www.spreadsheetconverter.com/download/ "Link to the SpreadsheetConverter download page") . 130 1. [Download the Excel add-in](http://www.spreadsheetconverter.com/download/ "Link to the SpreadsheetConverter download page"). 131 1. Install the Excel add-in by running the installation file in a Windows PC. 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. 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. 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. 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. 136 1. When you get the license key from us, select the SpreadsheetConverter ribbon in Excel and activate the license key. 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. 138 139 Now, you're ready to install the WordPress plugin and upload the converted web page. 125 You should first test the plugin with the example files that come with it. If you like it, you can then install SpreadsheetConverter in Excel and learn how to convert your own spreadsheets for the web. 140 126 141 127 = Install the plugin file directly from the WordPress plugin directory = … … 162 148 1. The plugin is now installed and active. You should now see a new menu option **Upload SSC Calculator** in the left-hand menu. This is where you start when you want to upload a converted calculator to WordPress. 163 149 164 A full online help for the plugin is available [on the SpreadsheetConverter website](http:// www.spreadsheetconverter.com/support/online-help/help-wordpress-plugin-to-import-spreadsheets-from-microsoft-excel "Link to the SpreadsheetConverter online help for the plugin").150 A full online help for the plugin is available [on the SpreadsheetConverter website](http://help.spreadsheetconverter.com/support/online-help/help-wordpress-plugin-to-import-spreadsheets-from-microsoft-excel "Link to the SpreadsheetConverter online help for the plugin"). 165 151 166 152 Unfortunately, we are unable to support you in normal day-to-day WordPress activities. If you have problems installing the plugin, begin by contacting your local WordPress Administrator or webmaster. If they find any errors in our plugin, they are welcome to report the error in the support forum for the plugin. … … 176 162 = Creating the SSC Calculator file = 177 163 178 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. 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. 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. 164 With the plugin, you get two example files, one that you will use for this initial upload and one for the update described below. 183 165 184 166 = Uploading the SSC Calculator file = … … 187 169 1. Click on **Upload SSC Calculator**, then **Add New** if you are about to upload a new calculator that you haven't uploaded before. 188 170 1. Enter a unique, descriptive name for this particular calculator in the **Enter calculator name** field. For the example file, you can use **Weekly Time Card**. 189 1. Click on **Choose Package** and select the SSC Calculator file. If you want to use the example file provided with the plugin, it is in the **examples > 1-upload** folder of the plugin ZIP. If you have converted the example yourself, locate the SSC Calculator file that you just created. By default, it is located in **Documents > SpreadsheetConverter**. If your calculator is called **weekly-time-card.xlsx**, there will be a folder called **weekly-time-card** with your converted calculator. You cannot upload this uncompressed folder, only the specially prepared and compressed SSC Calculator file which is in ZIP format. Scroll down past the folder tothe **weekly-time-card.zip** file, select it and press **Open**.171 1. Click on **Choose Package** and select the SSC Calculator file. The example file provided with the plugin is in the **examples > 1-upload** folder of the plugin ZIP. Locate the **weekly-time-card.zip** file, select it and press **Open**. 190 172 1. Press the **Publish** button and the SSC Calculator file will be uploaded to WordPress. It will not be visible in any post or page until you embed it (read more below). 191 173 … … 209 191 1. If you cannot see the entire calculator, or if scrollbars appear, or if there's too much whitespace around the calculator, you may need to adjust the size of the iframe. Select the **HTML** view for the Custom HTML block, adjust the **height** and **width** parameters in the **table id="hasIframe"** tag that represents the calculator, switching back and forth to the **Preview** tab until the calculator looks good. Don't be afraid of leaving a considerable margin around the calculator. 210 192 1. Save your changes by clicking **Publish**. 211 1. If you don't want the calculator to include a toolbar, or if you want to select other buttons for the toolbar, you need to adjust the **Workbook** settings in SpreadsheetConverter. Uncheck all buttons in the **Workbook > Toolbar** section and unselect **Enable Real-time Sync** in **Workbook > Web Page Options**. Convert the spreadsheet again and update it in WordPress.212 193 1. If you want to use an uploaded calculator on more than one page, just repeat the above once for every page where you want it to appear. 213 194 … … 223 204 1. If you cannot see the entire calculator, or if scrollbars appear, or if there's too much whitespace around the calculator, you may need to adjust the size of the iframe. On the **Visual** tab, drag the handle to resize the calculator frame. For better control, switch to the **Text** tab, adjust the **height** and **width** parameters in the **table id="hasIframe"** tag that represents the calculator, switching back and forth to the **Visual** tab until the calculator looks good. Don't be afraid of leaving a considerable margin around the calculator. 224 205 1. Save your changes by clicking **Publish**. 225 1. If you don't want the calculator to include a toolbar, or if you want to select other buttons for the toolbar, you need to adjust the **Workbook** settings in SpreadsheetConverter. Uncheck all buttons in the **Workbook > Toolbar** section and unselect **Enable Real-time Sync** in **Workbook > Web Page Options**. Convert the spreadsheet again and update it in WordPress.226 206 1. If you want to use an uploaded calculator on more than one page, just repeat the above once for every page where you want it to appear. 227 207 228 A full online help for the plugin is available [on the SpreadsheetConverter website](http:// www.spreadsheetconverter.com/support/online-help/help-wordpress-plugin-to-import-spreadsheets-from-microsoft-excel "Link to the SpreadsheetConverter online help for the plugin").208 A full online help for the plugin is available [on the SpreadsheetConverter website](http://help.spreadsheetconverter.com/support/online-help/help-wordpress-plugin-to-import-spreadsheets-from-microsoft-excel "Link to the SpreadsheetConverter online help for the plugin"). 229 209 230 210 == Updating an existing calculator == … … 234 214 = Creating the SSC Calculator file = 235 215 236 With the plugin, you get two example files, one that you used above for the initial upload and one that you can use now for the update. If you want to create an updated example file yourself, and have downloaded and installed the Excel add-in as described above, do the following: 237 238 1. In Excel, open and convert a modified version of the spreadsheet you use for testing. 239 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. 216 With the plugin, you get two example files, one that you used above for the initial upload and one that you can use now for the update. 240 217 241 218 = Uploading the SSC Calculator file = … … 244 221 1. Click on **Upload SSC Calculator** in the WordPress menu, then **All Calculators**. 245 222 1. Move the mouse cursor over the title of the calculator you want to update, so that its menu links appear. Click on the **Edit** link. 246 1. Click **Choose Package** and select the updated SSC Calculator ZIP file . If you want to use the example file provided with the plugin, it is in the **examples > 2-update** folder of the plugin ZIP. If you have converted the example yourself, locate the SSC Calculator file that you just created.223 1. Click **Choose Package** and select the updated SSC Calculator ZIP file in the **examples > 2-update** folder of the plugin ZIP. 247 224 1. Press **Update**. The new version is uploaded and automatically used instead of the old one, in all pages and posts that you have already embedded it. 248 225 249 A full online help for the plugin is available [on the SpreadsheetConverter website](http:// www.spreadsheetconverter.com/support/online-help/help-wordpress-plugin-to-import-spreadsheets-from-microsoft-excel "Link to the SpreadsheetConverter online help for the plugin").226 A full online help for the plugin is available [on the SpreadsheetConverter website](http://help.spreadsheetconverter.com/support/online-help/help-wordpress-plugin-to-import-spreadsheets-from-microsoft-excel "Link to the SpreadsheetConverter online help for the plugin"). 250 227 251 228 == Deletion instructions == … … 268 245 1. Save your changes by clicking **Publish**. 269 246 270 A full online help for the plugin is available [on the SpreadsheetConverter website](http://www.spreadsheetconverter.com/support/online-help/help-wordpress-plugin-to-import-spreadsheets-from-microsoft-excel "Link to the SpreadsheetConverter online help for the plugin"). 247 A full online help for the plugin is available [on the SpreadsheetConverter website](http://help.spreadsheetconverter.com/support/online-help/help-wordpress-plugin-to-import-spreadsheets-from-microsoft-excel "Link to the SpreadsheetConverter online help for the plugin"). 248 249 == I want to test this with my own spreadsheets! == 250 251 To test the plugin with your own spreadsheets, you need to download the SpreadsheetConverter add-in for Excel and install it in your system. After the free trial, you will be required to purchase SpreadsheetConverter at prices starting from $254, including the WordPress plugin. 252 253 1. Verify that you are using a Windows PC with a supported version of Excel, as listed in [the requirements on the download page](http://www.spreadsheetconverter.com/download/ "Link to the SpreadsheetConverter download page") . 254 1. [Download the Excel add-in](http://www.spreadsheetconverter.com/download/ "Link to the SpreadsheetConverter download page"). 255 1. Install the Excel add-in by running the installation file in a Windows PC. 256 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. 257 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. 258 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. 259 1. In Excel, select the **SpreadsheetConverter** ribbon and click on the link in the ribbon to request a 30-day free trial license key. 260 1. When you get the license key from us, select the SpreadsheetConverter ribbon in Excel and activate the license key. 261 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. 262 263 Now, you're ready to upload the converted web page to WordPress according to the instructions above. 264 271 265 272 266 == Frequently Asked Questions == … … 333 327 334 328 = I have another question that is not answered in this FAQ. = 335 A full online help for the plugin is available [on the SpreadsheetConverter website](http:// www.spreadsheetconverter.com/support/online-help/help-wordpress-plugin-to-import-spreadsheets-from-microsoft-excel "Link to the SpreadsheetConverter online help for the plugin"). Please send any other questions you have to qa@spreadsheetconverter.com.329 A full online help for the plugin is available [on the SpreadsheetConverter website](http://help.spreadsheetconverter.com/support/online-help/help-wordpress-plugin-to-import-spreadsheets-from-microsoft-excel "Link to the SpreadsheetConverter online help for the plugin"). Please send any other questions you have to qa@spreadsheetconverter.com. 336 330 337 331 == Screenshots ==
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