In a message dated 3/24/2005 10:36:51 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
wei.zhang@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
Dear
all:
We have customers each maintaining
a spreadsheet when they are offline. Once a while, they combine the
spreadsheets together for processing. Now I am looking for an approach to
allow them to upload the spreadsheet to database for later processing. We are
open for all solutions at this moment. Any recommendations or suggestions
would be appreciated.
-Wei
You might want to consider the use of a tool called KDCalc ( www.KDCalc.com?r=jh). Banks, insurers, and
governments all over the world use KDCalc in mission critical applications
and numerous companies have developed core product and service
offerings around KDCalc.
KDCalc compiles Excel
workbooks into ASP.NET, JSP, and HTML web applications. These can be easily
customized to store data in a Database. Instead of using Excel, users would log
into the secure web application generated by KDCalc and data would be stored in
a DB. If you have a need to enable off-line use, you can use a generated HTML
application that stores the data in XML or a local DB for later synchronization.
See example applications here: http://www.kdcalc.com/demos_generated.htm
If you have a spreadsheet that you'd like to test, we can compile it and
ship the compiled spreadsheet to you. We do this routinely for prospective
customers.
Best Regards,
Jim Hays
KDCalc Marketing Manager
614-286-8229
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