Re: HTML encoded spreadsheets?

[David Stanaway <david stanaway net>]

On Thu, 2005-09-08 at 13:44 -0400, Jody Goldberg wrote:
> On Thu, Sep 08, 2005 at 11:24:25AM -0500, David Stanaway wrote:
> > Here is a hand edited sample.  The image might be a bit screwy, but
> > commendably, gnumeric elects not to load images from remote urls, so I
> > imagine this would be the ? collage graphic in gnumeric anyway.
>
> Please bugzilla this on the current bug and supply the corresponding
> xls/gnumeric file for comparison.
>
> Thanks

Done

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 Gnumeric | import/export HTML | Ver: 1.5.x





------- Additional Comments From David Stanaway  2005-09-09 03:06 -------
Created an attachment (id=51999)
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Output of Microsoft Excel 11 save as web page, save as xml spreadsheet

This is the output of saving pattern.xls, operators.xls and allignment-test.xls
from the gnumeric samples files from Excel using the save as options, "Web
page" and "XML Spreadsheet"

I have not encountered any XML Spreadsheet being passed about, but the save as
webpage seems to crop up from some XL users out there.

Opening the web pages in Excel preserves formula and sheet cross references
(There is an extention to the <td>
EG: <td align=center x:bool="TRUE" x:fmla="=(1=1)">TRUE</td>

And the operators example shows how it handles a multi sheet workbook.

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