Incorporating .HTML , .CSS, and .JS into widget to create working calculator

[cmpan1]

It has its place but fails on handling button triggers and radio buttons. In your example, you do need to block entries into the formula fields.

It does require a properly licensed copy of Excel. The Excel code is horrendous. You need to keep a master Excel version available for changes.

Google Sheets or Google Forms might be a better start point.

Acorn

Acorn... it just is, what it is... and serves its simple, desired purpose.

• A free MS account (just like Google) gets one the online Excel "licensed copy" which can generate embed codes.
• Don't care much about, nor think about "The Excel code" LOL.... All parties like it... so, success! (I've been told, more than once by coders the Xara's code is horrendous) And I just laugh.
• and wouldn't I need to keep the Google Sheets or Forms available also for changes?

Like I said... it's just a simple thing that serves the purpose—without getting to deep into thought... and tearing it up for faults... (even if true) Gets the job done... (gets me paid)

Thanks!
Cliff

[Acorn]

Acorn... it just is, what it is... and serves its simple, desired purpose.

• A free MS account (just like Google) gets one the online Excel "licensed copy" which can generate embed codes.
• Don't care much about, nor think about "The Excel code" LOL.... All parties like it... so, success! (I've been told, more than once by coders the Xara's code is horrendous) And I just laugh.
• and wouldn't I need to keep the Google Sheets or Forms available also for changes?

Like I said... it's just a simple thing that serves the purpose—without getting to deep into thought... and tearing it up for faults... (even if true) Gets the job done... (gets me paid)
Thanks!
Cliff

Cliff, I appreciate the rebuttal. I didn't know about the free on-line Excel. If it is on-line then you have a master copy as in Google Forms for editing/updating.
I have developed professionally with Excel and I would not use such a powerful tool in the wrong place; it is all down to a definition of "simple" - design/develop/explain/support/use/present.

As you say, in the end, it's if it is liked (and the money).

Acorn

[cmpan1]

Cliff, I appreciate the rebuttal. I didn't know about the free on-line Excel. If it is on-line then you have a master copy as in Google Forms for editing/updating.
I have developed professionally with Excel and I would not use such a powerful tool in the wrong place; it is all down to a definition of "simple" - design/develop/explain/support/use/present.

As you say, in the end, it's if it is liked (and the money).

Acorn

Hi Acorn... for me it is all down to a definition of "simple"... because "simple" is all I could do... LOL
Sometimes it's frustrating not being a tech person because we really don't know the most efficient/better way to do something.
So we... I... live a computer life of 'work-arounds', 'shortcuts', etc.

And yes, it has it major limitations in that we... I... have a ceiling on what we can do. But at my age... I'm stuck with it...

And BTW, you...(and some of the other veterans) have been over a long period of time been SUCH A MAJOR help to me... I've been trolling your posts for a long time... LOL

Thanks Acorn!

Cliff

[Acorn]

Cliff, keep on trolling! (My dog trills when excited)

Acorn

[Egg Bramhill]

So we... I... live a computer life of 'work-arounds', 'shortcuts', etc.

Ditto here Cliff.

[cmpan1]

Ditto here Cliff.

Egg... you sir, are waaaaaayyyyyy to modest.... but thanks.

Cliff