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Old June 2nd, 2003, 09:22 PM

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Default Re: HTML and Excel

hi taera I as well recommend that you do not use excel as a database.

Mysql is free and can be used on most os's

If you want send me a pm... and let me know what your doing....

Perhaps I can send you some sample code... or point you to that direction.

The scripting language php and/or asp is good to learn ( both scripts are rather similar, it is the coding concepts that take time ).

The good thing about the database and a scripting language is that you can do your table generation (with data )on the fly using responce.write

There are a few really good tutorials on creating a database driven web site that will help you.

such as asp today. 4 guys from rolla,

http://www.phpbuilder.com/
www.planet-source-code.com

As your new at this. I recommend you learn it the right way first time around.

At first it will seem like alot of investment in time... But it will save time a few weeks down the road.

A solid weekend is all it should take to learn basic mysql and one of the scripting Languages at a basic level( to a point you understand what you need to do to create spread sheets on the fly from a database )

And it will help you with reading source code examples so you can take and reuse.

Trial and error will help you gain experience
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