add Excel table to web site

[smalldairy]

Yes, MX can open a PDF. Putting the tables in PDF form solved the problem very elegantly and actually saved me from having to create 7-8 more pages in Xara. (Why didn't I think of that?) Instead of posting the tables directly on web pages, I linked the PDF tables to relevant maps. http://www.smalldairy.info/products.htm

Oops. I just realized I need to instruct visitors to click on the maps and/or create links in the drop-down menu, but will do that next time I'm working on the site.

[smalldairy]

MWENZ: Yes, MX can open a PDF. Putting the tables in PDF form solved the problem very elegantly and actually saved me from having to create 7-8 more pages in Xara. (Why didn't I think of that?) Instead of posting the tables directly on web pages, I linked the PDF tables to relevant maps. http://www.smalldairy.info/products.htm

Oops. I just realized I need to instruct visitors to click on the maps and/or create links in the drop-down menu, but will do that next time I'm working on the site.

[Boy]

In your North-West .pdf the fourth column (Location) is truncated and placed at the bottom of the file.

[smalldairy]

Oh, thanks. I must have forgotten to shrink the page to fit on that one. Will fix.

[richinri]

Acorn, that table widget you posted is nice!

[Acorn]

Acorn, that table widget you posted is nice!

You're welcome. I not explored its full potential but being able to have dynamic content works for me.

acorn