Congratulations to your first conversion

Congratulations to your first conversion!

Congratulations, you have now converted your spreadsheet to a web page. If you’re in your free trial period, read on for more advice on how to make the best of it.

We provide several convenient ways to upload the converted web page on the web. If you use WordPress or any other popular content management system, we may even have a complete tutorial for you. To get the best results you probably need to adapt your spreadsheet slightly to the web environment. Read more below.

Adapt your spreadsheet for the web

Before you convert a spreadsheet of your own, stop a second to consider its feasability for the web.

• Does your calculator or form consist of more than one worksheet? By default, SpreadsheetConverter hides all worksheets except the first. If you want to make more worksheets visible, you need to make additional worksheets visible on the Worksheets tab of the task pane.
• Should you separate your form or calculator into several separate sections? SpreadsheetConverter provides four powerful ways to navigate from one worksheet to the next.
• What cells should be open for input? By default, SpreadsheetConverter locks most cells in your spreadsheet for user input. For electronic forms, you may want to unlock additional fields, e.g. name and address fields that aren’t used in any calculations. Read more about how you may need to unlock additional input fields in an electronic form.
• Is the layout web-friendly? Avoid wide layouts that may partly fall outside your visitor’s web browser window. Do you use web-safe fonts that all visitors can be expected to have installed? Are you using cell colors and borders in a way that makes the spreadsheet easier to use, also on the web? Read more about the formatting of the web page.

Publish your calculating web page

SpreadsheetConverter has several powerful built-in publishing tools.

• We offer an easy-to-use Publish to Cloud feature that let’s you publish any web page converted by SpreadsheetConverter on our hosted server. If you convert for a Node.js server, you can instead use our QuickNode service to test the web page before you upload it to your own server.
• If your website is powered by WordPress, consider our special plugin for WordPress that enables you to swiftly import every new web calculator into WordPress and publish it there.
• If you use another content management system, check if it is in the list of web publishing tutorials below. If it isn’t, contact our Help Desk and we will consider adding a tutorial for your particular CMS.

Import an Excel spreadsheet in your blog or website

Converting spreadsheets to web format makes it very easy to import them into your blog or website. Here are tutorials on how to do this in various popular environments:

• Import Excel spreadsheets and charts in Blogger
• Import Excel spreadsheets and charts in Drupal
• Import Excel spreadsheets and charts in Google Sites
• Import Excel spreadsheets and charts in Joomla
• Import Excel spreadsheets and charts in Squarespace
• Import Excel spreadsheets and charts in Typepad
• Import Excel spreadsheets and charts in Weebly
• Import Excel spreadsheets and charts in Wix
• Import Excel spreadsheets and charts in WordPress with the plugin
• Import Excel spreadsheets and charts in WordPress without the plugin
• Import Excel spreadsheets and charts in any blog or website

If you need help

Read the online Help pages

Our online Help pages should cover most of the issues you may encounter.

Check the tutorials section

There may be a tutorial that is similar to your situation. Take a look at our Tutorials section.

Check the most frequently asked questions

If you have specific questions, it’s quite possible that they have been asked and answered already. Head over to the Version 12 helpand find your answers there.

Contact our Help Desk

If you still need help, don’t despair. Describe your problem using the Help Desk contact form and we’ll get back to you within a day.

What’s New?

• With version 11, compatibility with the latest Office 365 Excel and Excel 2021, as well as integration with Google Analytics 4.
• Use only secure content with https links in your web pages
• How to turn an Excel spreadsheet into a sophisticated web app
• Better printing and new calendar widget in version 10.2.
• With version 10, conversion is automatic with Live Preview

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