Tutorials for implementing charts and charting data in asp. Excel and word are often useful additions as well. Dissiminate your data in speedsheets charts and excel.
Our company uses an Intranet primarily to enter and track purchase orders. Instead of manually finding and typing in vendor information (name, address, phone number, etc.) we access Outlook 98 Contact Folders directly in our ASP pages.
Here we go again with another sample for Excel, this time we will be using ASP to create a chart. You all asked me for it, now here is the solution. Thanks again for all your nice comments :)
Here is a new tutorial on how to write to a word document, change the contents of a word document and print it out. There will also be an update to this one and the excel one with more things you can do. Most of it comes from the the microsoft office VB help. But you have to do some fiddling with the code to get the VBscript code.
Charting with Office Web Components (OWC) By For More Information on Graphing. For more information on creating graphs using ASP be sure to check out the ! There you will find articles on using a multitude of approaches to create graphs using ASP! ALSO! You can use the Office Web Components to create Excel spreadsheets on the fly through an ASP
Creating Excel Spreadsheets with Office Web Components (OWC) By An Upgrade to the Class. This article presents a class ( ExcelGen ) that generates an Excel spreadsheet based on the results of a Recordset
Creating Excel Spreadsheets with Office Web Components (OWC), Part 2 By Read In we looked at some very basic code for creating, populating, and saving an Excel spreadsheet all from an ASP page! In this part we'll look at the implementation of a class that will allow you to dump the results of a Recordset object to a spreadsheet!
Creating Excel Spreadsheets with Office Web Components (OWC), Part 3 By Read Read In we looked at the private member variables of our class as well as our Class_Initialize() and Class_Terminate() event handlers and our Property Let statements.
In this article we will discuss and demonstrate how to create Microsoft Excel worksheets from Active Server pages. Though there are many ways that this can be done, we have chosen a method for the example that conserves server load and puts the majority work on the client
There are many situations in which you may wish to convert table data into an Excel spreadsheet format for the user. There are several methods available for doing this; I will describe here one of the better ones. It allows the server to dynamically create Excel reports without taking up any space on the server. It also allows multiple concurrent users to receive these reports simultaneously. Lastly, the generated reports can be complete with Excel formulas, which allows intensive calculations to be moved to the client side. This method only works with Excel 97 or later.
