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Does anyone have a suggestion for how to create a table on a sharepoint page that can lock a column and row and allow scrolling the remaining information? I’m looking for something just like you can do in excel except in a nice web page. I would also like too tips and hyperlinks in the cells if possible.<br />
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I know I can put an excel spreadsheet on the page but from what I’ve seen, it doesn’t resize nicely or look very good at all. I was just wondering if there’s some other webpart of Silverlight way to do this better and relatively simply?<br />

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Does anyone have a suggestion for how to create a table on a sharepoint page that can lock a column and row and allow scrolling the remaining information? I’m looking for something just like you can do in excel except in a nice web page. I would also like too tips and hyperlinks in the cells if possible.

I know I can put an excel spreadsheet on the page but from what I’ve seen, it doesn’t resize nicely or look very good at all. I was just wondering if there’s some other webpart of Silverlight way to do this better and relatively simply?


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