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Excel should allow me to screen scrape the data only
When dealing with business partners I have a need to send them price lists in
excel format so they can 'use' the data meaningfully, however I don't want them to see all the underlying formulae and hidden rows/columns. Right now I have no option but to convert the spreadsheet into an Acrobat document making it less useful to them What Excel needs is a way of deleting all the underlying formulae and functions in a spreadsheet while keeping the visible data in the spreadsheet, a 'snapshot' if you will. I could then send the visble data to my business partners in 'usable' spreadsheet format. Does anyone know how to achieve this I am presently using Office 2003 but this comment applies to all versions of Excel |
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