Save file as Webpage with Interactivity

billpq

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I have a simple data listing that uses Autofilter that I want customers to be able to use on the web. In Excel 2003, I could Save As Webpage, click the add interactivity box and I basically had it. Except that users needed to have the Office Web Components installed to use it. Not everyone has this or wants to take the time to install.

Is there an easy way to do this now, so the Autofilter list can be published online and work with most browsers without having to install additional software?

I still have Office 2003, and also have Office 2013, but didn't see that add interactivity box anymore on the later version.

Thanks!
 

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