Karel,
What is the best way to post a spreadsheet on this website so that everything is aligned properly?
I have seen many use an image. Also I have used the [code] BB code.
Here is what the Fool says:
How do I include a table/spreadsheet in a post and line up the columns properly?
Copy the information (from a spreadsheet, word processor, or an SEC filing) and paste it into a text editor (such as Notepad in Windows; you can reach Notepad by clicking on the Start button on the lower left of your screen, then go to Programs, then Accessories, and then Notepad).
In the text editor, line up the columns (using either tabs or spacebar). Using a monospace font such as Courier can make working with a table easier.
Copy the information and paste it into an open message box on your discussion board. At the beginning of the information to be included in the table (headings count!), type <pre> and after the table type </pre>.
Always check your work using "Preview Message" before posting. Make changes using the "Edit Message" feature. Note: There is some trial and error to posting tables, so you may need to give this several attempts before getting it done. Stick with it!
Also, what is the best way to post a list of items from MS Word on this website so that everything is aligned properly?
Thank you.
Tim
What is the best way to post a spreadsheet on this website so that everything is aligned properly?
I have seen many use an image. Also I have used the [code] BB code.
Here is what the Fool says:
How do I include a table/spreadsheet in a post and line up the columns properly?
Copy the information (from a spreadsheet, word processor, or an SEC filing) and paste it into a text editor (such as Notepad in Windows; you can reach Notepad by clicking on the Start button on the lower left of your screen, then go to Programs, then Accessories, and then Notepad).
In the text editor, line up the columns (using either tabs or spacebar). Using a monospace font such as Courier can make working with a table easier.
Copy the information and paste it into an open message box on your discussion board. At the beginning of the information to be included in the table (headings count!), type <pre> and after the table type </pre>.
Always check your work using "Preview Message" before posting. Make changes using the "Edit Message" feature. Note: There is some trial and error to posting tables, so you may need to give this several attempts before getting it done. Stick with it!
Also, what is the best way to post a list of items from MS Word on this website so that everything is aligned properly?
Thank you.
Tim
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