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Create Excel from Form Input
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Create Excel from Form Input
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ASP form input can be transformed into most any type of format that you'd like to see it in. Typically, most form input either gets delivered to a database, like Access or SQL server or the output is sent to an email address or some other application. In a previous example we?ve even demonstrated how ASP form input can be used to write a permanent html document directly to the server. ASP Form Input to HTML. In this example we will take user input and create an excel file of that input on the server. The title that the user inputs will be used to name the document, so titles containing !@#$%^&*()+= are invalid. When utilizing this script on your site please keep in mind that the directory that you execute the .asp code from must have user write authority established on the server.
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