How to display an Excel Workbook on SharePoint
Attempting to display the attached workbook in a SP list; what is the best way to do so, so that conditional formatting/named fields/etc... are editable via the excel services plugin and displayed correctly?
TeamWorkSchedule.xlsx
TeamWorkSchedule.xlsx
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[1] http://blogs.technet.com/b/wbaer/archive/2007/02/14/configuring-trusted-file-locations-for-excel-services.aspx
[2] From the site actions Select Edit Page - > , you are in Edit mode , - > Click on Add (webpart ) and select Excel web viewer -> Edit the web part properties , and select the file to be the file you want to show .
that is all
There is extra settings as in if you want to show a part of the file ( use name manager to create names ) and then use that name in the zone .
Best of luck.
[1] http://blogs.technet.com/b/wbaer/archive/2007/02/14/configuring-trusted-file-locations-for-excel-services.aspx
[2] From the site actions Select Edit Page - > , you are in Edit mode , - > Click on Add (webpart ) and select Excel web viewer -> Edit the web part properties , and select the file to be the file you want to show .
that is all
There is extra settings as in if you want to show a part of the file ( use name manager to create names ) and then use that name in the zone .
Best of luck.
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I'm waiting for the server admin to add the XLS to the list of trusted sites, sorry this is taking so long...
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I was never able to get the SP admins to add a new trusted location. They stated that they were not adding any new trusted locations until the migration to SP 2010 was complete.
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If so, I'll need a walk-through for:
1. Add that location of the library to the trusted sites
2. Create a page or add the" XLS Viewer webpart" to your current page and point to that webpart to that file.