Many customers seek to incorporate an Excel spreadsheet into a web-browser accessible EASAP.

• Here we outline and link to further reading regarding the following topics;
  • Excel spreadsheet functionality that is supported by EASA
  • presenting spreadsheet elements and data in an EASAP web browser interface
  • recommended spreadsheet preparation
  • use of the Excel Range Wizard supplied in EASA
  • configuring connections to a spreadsheet in EASAP Builder
  • exchanging data with Excel spreadsheets in EASAP Builder

• At least one Excel Server must be configured by an EASA Administrator prior to any Excel-related Authoring, see…
  • Excel Server requirements
  • Configure a Compute Server

• the following articles cover some initial Excel-related topics
  • Supported Excel functionality for an in-browser EASAP
  • Excel EASAP Interface Design Considerations
  • Excel Workbook Preparation

• The Excel Range Wizard automates an Author's interaction with a spreadsheet, see…
  • Using the Excel Range Wizard
  • Advanced Use of Excel Range Wizard 2.0
• Define connections to the spreadsheet file, worksheets, charts, ranges, and individual cells, in the SPREADSHEET LIST branch,
  • Define a connection to a spreadsheet
• Once EASAP-spreadsheet connections have been defined,
  • Exchange data with a spreadsheet