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<p>create it&#039;s own article and clean up formatting</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>Thanks to: imanickam for suggesting this approach<br /> <br /> # Open up your Excel Workbook. Mine is Schedule.xls<br /> # Highlight the part you want displayed on your site. Give that range a name. (I named mine HTM)<br /> # Save the workbook.<br /> # Save the workbook again as a Web Page (Name your file, Select the range, Select Publish )<br /> # I created a folder on my server named HTML<br /> # Upload your web page to the folder you create. (Mine is Schedule.htm) <br /> <br /> Open Joomla Backend<br /> # Create a new Menu Item<br /> # Select the Wrapper Type<br /> # Name the Menu and on the right enter the URL for your htm file. (Mine is http://95.0.74.132/schedule.htm)<br /> # Hint: File name is Case Sensitive. You may have to change the Width Parameter.<br /> # Save and Publish the menu.<br /> # Preview your site and you should be able to see your Excel Sheet.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Tips and tricks]][[Category:Tips and tricks 1.5]]</div>

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