Outputting a Dashboard from Excel to IE

Algemron

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I wonder if someone could help me by pointing me in the direction of the resources needed to that I would be able to convert the dashboard that I have into an Internet Explorer webpage.

The idea is that I supply a link and via VBA convert the Dashboard I have into an IE page which would update and become an as at now reflection.

I'm not sure if this is possible but if someone could point me in the direction of some resources to learn from that would be gratefully appreciated
 

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You can Save-As an html document, but if you need to update an existing webpage with information in Excel, that is going to be more difficult. Does the webpage have a form that is utilized to update or does it pull from a database? I think you'll have a hard time trying to push Excel to update a website than to have the website update itself.
 
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This is just a "is it possible" idea.
Currently the data would be stored in a Excel file (or something similar) and I would like it so that the webpage would update it's self; but if that's not possible (or easily done) then it could be a "As at now" type thing and they'd need to F5 and obtain the new data that way.

The dashboard will be used to show what has come in, what is about to breach the time scales etc (So an up to date visual of what is occurring).
I thought creating it via a webpage would be an easier option as I could give them the link and update through that.
 
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I'll admit I'm not very knowledgable about HTML, but I think the website needs to be setup to accept Excel as the source. If it's a sharepoint site, there may be some build-in options to allow updates via Excel.
 
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