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‎04-16-2018 10:12 PM
I have been attempting to implement some of our saved Execl sheets into Articles.
I have tried several methods and none have the desired result, so I'm curious if anyone else has done this.
The closest method is plain copy-pasting while using Internet Explorer (If I use chrome all formatting breaks).
However this doesn't retain most formatting and results in a lot of squished text.
I've also tried my hand at the "Export as HTML" wizard with Excel and that has not produced working results.
I have also tried saving each page individually as HTML and that also does not work.
Anyone else managed anything similar to this and/or have advice on getting it done?
I have tried several methods and none have the desired result, so I'm curious if anyone else has done this.
The closest method is plain copy-pasting while using Internet Explorer (If I use chrome all formatting breaks).
However this doesn't retain most formatting and results in a lot of squished text.
I've also tried my hand at the "Export as HTML" wizard with Excel and that has not produced working results.
I have also tried saving each page individually as HTML and that also does not work.
Anyone else managed anything similar to this and/or have advice on getting it done?
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‎04-17-2018 09:06 AM
I'm not sure what you used to convert your Excel document to HTML, but that should work. As a test I used this website: https://codebeautify.org/excel-to-html
I uploaded an Excel document, converted it, copied the table HTML and pasted in into the knowledge base (make sure to edit the source by clicking the <> icon in the text editor).
It will create a normal HTML table.
I uploaded an Excel document, converted it, copied the table HTML and pasted in into the knowledge base (make sure to edit the source by clicking the <> icon in the text editor).
It will create a normal HTML table.
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‎04-17-2018 02:26 PM
After looking at that I think I figured out the issue.
I believe it's losing some of the formatting when I convert to HTML, but it's losing the "Merged Cells" formatting, resulting in large amounts of extra blank cells. Looks like an issue with converting this specific sheet to HTML.
Thanks!
I believe it's losing some of the formatting when I convert to HTML, but it's losing the "Merged Cells" formatting, resulting in large amounts of extra blank cells. Looks like an issue with converting this specific sheet to HTML.
Thanks!

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‎04-17-2018 09:06 AM
I'm not sure what you used to convert your Excel document to HTML, but that should work. As a test I used this website: https://codebeautify.org/excel-to-html
I uploaded an Excel document, converted it, copied the table HTML and pasted in into the knowledge base (make sure to edit the source by clicking the <> icon in the text editor).
It will create a normal HTML table.
I uploaded an Excel document, converted it, copied the table HTML and pasted in into the knowledge base (make sure to edit the source by clicking the <> icon in the text editor).
It will create a normal HTML table.
