Comments on: Can you use excell on line so other program staff can have access? http://allsitesaccessonline.com/on-line-access/can-you-use-excell-on-line-so-other-program-staff-can-have-access Fri, 29 Jan 2010 22:25:59 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.2 hourly 1 By: dhvrm http://allsitesaccessonline.com/on-line-access/can-you-use-excell-on-line-so-other-program-staff-can-have-access/comment-page-1#comment-782 dhvrm Sat, 07 Nov 2009 02:04:59 +0000 http://allsitesaccessonline.com/on-line-access/can-you-use-excell-on-line-so-other-program-staff-can-have-access#comment-782 Try using Google Spreadsheets. If it must be Excel, look into SharePoint. http://docs.google.com/ http://www.microsoft.com/sharepoint/default.mspx<br><b>References : </b><br> Try using Google Spreadsheets. If it must be Excel, look into SharePoint.

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http://www.microsoft.com/sharepoint/default.mspx
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]]> By: sam.espino http://allsitesaccessonline.com/on-line-access/can-you-use-excell-on-line-so-other-program-staff-can-have-access/comment-page-1#comment-781 sam.espino Sat, 07 Nov 2009 01:37:59 +0000 http://allsitesaccessonline.com/on-line-access/can-you-use-excell-on-line-so-other-program-staff-can-have-access#comment-781 i know what you need. you want spreadsheet that can be accessed online so other of your staff can use it. i know a site site that definitely answer your problem, go to http://zoho.com/. just sign-in.<br><b>References : </b><br> i know what you need.

you want spreadsheet that can be accessed online so other of your staff can use it. i know a site site that definitely answer your problem, go to http://zoho.com/. just sign-in.
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]]> By: Einstein http://allsitesaccessonline.com/on-line-access/can-you-use-excell-on-line-so-other-program-staff-can-have-access/comment-page-1#comment-780 Einstein Sat, 07 Nov 2009 01:17:59 +0000 http://allsitesaccessonline.com/on-line-access/can-you-use-excell-on-line-so-other-program-staff-can-have-access#comment-780 Yes. You can choose among solutions such as Sharepoint Server, BadBlue, RTDs, etc., to create such a remote service. ___________________ SHAREPOINT http://technet2.microsoft.com/Office/en-us/library/fb6928ce-49f8-492a-abff-5bd00ed588e21033.mspx?mfr=true Office SharePoint Server 2007 is logically divided into three tiers: the front-end Web server tier, the application server tier, and the database tier. During installation, Excel Services installs two components (Excel Web Access and Excel Web Services) on the front-end Web server tier, and one component (Excel Calculation Services) on the application server tier. _____________________________________ BadBlue http://www.badblue.com/ BadBlue Enterprise Edition is an easy way to collaborate on spreadsheets. Its powerful Excel sharing works over the web: users only need browsers to view and edit workbooks, even those with charts! _____________________________________ RTD http://support.microsoft.com/kb/285888/ http://support.microsoft.com/kb/285339/ Microsoft Office Excel 2007, Microsoft Office Excel 2003, and Microsoft Excel 2002 provide a new worksheet function that is named RealTimeData (RTD). RTD lets you call a Component Object Model (COM) Automation server for retrieving data in real time. This RTD server can exist as an ActiveX DLL or as an .exe that runs on the same local computer or on a remote server. When the RTD server runs on a remote server, the RTD server uses DCOM to communicate with Excel. Note When RTD server runs on a remote server, the RTD server must be an .exe. Also, Excel must be installed on both the remote server and the local client computer. The RTD worksheet function has the following syntax: =RTD(ProgID,Server,String1,[String2],...) The first argument, ProgID, represents the Programmatic Identifier (ProgID) of the RealTimeData server. The Server argument indicates the name of the machine on which the RealTimeData server is run; this argument can be a null string or omitted if the RealTimeData server is to run locally. The remaining arguments simply represent parameters to send to the RealTimeData server; each unique combination of these parameters represents one "topic," which has an associated "topic id." Parameters are case-sensitive. _______________________________<br><b>References : </b><br> Yes. You can choose among solutions such as Sharepoint Server, BadBlue, RTDs, etc., to create such a remote service.

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SHAREPOINT

http://technet2.microsoft.com/Office/en-us/library/fb6928ce-49f8-492a-abff-5bd00ed588e21033.mspx?mfr=true

Office SharePoint Server 2007 is logically divided into three tiers: the front-end Web server tier, the application server tier, and the database tier. During installation, Excel Services installs two components (Excel Web Access and Excel Web Services) on the front-end Web server tier, and one component (Excel Calculation Services) on the application server tier.
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BadBlue

http://www.badblue.com/

BadBlue Enterprise Edition is an easy way to collaborate on spreadsheets. Its powerful Excel sharing works over the web: users only need browsers to view and edit workbooks, even those with charts!
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RTD

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/285888/

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/285339/

Microsoft Office Excel 2007, Microsoft Office Excel 2003, and Microsoft Excel 2002 provide a new worksheet function that is named RealTimeData (RTD). RTD lets you call a Component Object Model (COM) Automation server for retrieving data in real time. This RTD server can exist as an ActiveX DLL or as an .exe that runs on the same local computer or on a remote server. When the RTD server runs on a remote server, the RTD server uses DCOM to communicate with Excel.

Note When RTD server runs on a remote server, the RTD server must be an .exe. Also, Excel must be installed on both the remote server and the local client computer.

The RTD worksheet function has the following syntax:

=RTD(ProgID,Server,String1,[String2],…)

The first argument, ProgID, represents the Programmatic Identifier (ProgID) of the RealTimeData server. The Server argument indicates the name of the machine on which the RealTimeData server is run; this argument can be a null string or omitted if the RealTimeData server is to run locally. The remaining arguments simply represent parameters to send to the RealTimeData server; each unique combination of these parameters represents one "topic," which has an associated "topic id." Parameters are case-sensitive.
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