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Using Excel to analyze HTML
I can't get Excel 2000 or Word 2000 to let me paste HTML code without
displaying the code as a webpage. Is there a setting I can turn off somewhere to get Excel and Word to be less presumptuous and let me work with HTML without displaying it, in weak attempts at being WYSIWYG HTML editors? |
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Gregg
Unfortunately HTML became a 'native' format in XL2000, so no is the simple answer -- HTH Nick Hodge Microsoft MVP - Excel Southampton, England HIS "GreggRoberts" wrote in message ... I can't get Excel 2000 or Word 2000 to let me paste HTML code without displaying the code as a webpage. Is there a setting I can turn off somewhere to get Excel and Word to be less presumptuous and let me work with HTML without displaying it, in weak attempts at being WYSIWYG HTML editors? |
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Thanks, Nick. At least I don't have to waste my time with any further
research! Gregg "Nick Hodge" wrote: Gregg Unfortunately HTML became a 'native' format in XL2000, so no is the simple answer -- HTH Nick Hodge Microsoft MVP - Excel Southampton, England HIS "GreggRoberts" wrote in message ... I can't get Excel 2000 or Word 2000 to let me paste HTML code without displaying the code as a webpage. Is there a setting I can turn off somewhere to get Excel and Word to be less presumptuous and let me work with HTML without displaying it, in weak attempts at being WYSIWYG HTML editors? |
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