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how to export live rates data from excel to my website.

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nksa84

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I have a Live Rates being displayed in my excel sheet .. i wanted to link my excel sheet to my own website ..so that my clients also view the rates.


kindly help..stucked in middle of work.,.


thanks in advance


Nitin
 
Hi, nksa84!


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And about this question in particular...


Isn't this more a web question than an Excel one? Maybe it should be posted at web development forums. Despite of this you only need to upload a copy of your workbook to a folder with public read only access in your hosting server and then place a link to it on one of your web pages. If you google it you'll find lots of examples like the one of below, but if I were you I'd check it with my webmaster, and if he doesn't exist then with my hosting support.

http://agsci.psu.edu/it/how-to/linking-to-particular-excel-worksheet-from-web-page


Regards!
 
Dear Sir i have already checked related question.... could not find proper answer for query.....


kindly help me in this regards


all my query is


im being provided live rates in excel sheet by my provider... i want to link these excel sheet to my webpage so that people can view live rates on my websites something like http://capsliverates.com/pc.php#; www.svbcgold.com,www.nbspot.in,


kindly help me in this regards am stucked up in middle of a project.
 
Hi, nksa84!

I insist, it's a web development question more than an Excel question. For example the 2nd site uses this code for the live rates:

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"

// To display the live prices
var t;
function CallLivePrice() {
//debugger;
//alert('tset');
clearTimeout(t);
$.ajax({
type: ""POST"",
url: ""LivePriceService.asmx/getSVBCPrice"",
data: ""{}"",
contentType: ""application/json; charset=utf-8"",
dataType: ""json"",
success: OnSuccess,
error: OnError
});
}

function OnSuccess(data, status) {

var jSonObj = $.parseJSON(data.d);
$('#lblSpotGold999').text(jSonObj.SpotGold999);
$('#lblSpotGold999Big').text(jSonObj.SpotGold999);
$('#lblSpotGold999').css({ color: jSonObj.colrGold999 });
$('#lblSpotGold999Big').css({ color: jSonObj.colrGold999 });

$('#lblSpotSilver999').text(jSonObj.SpotSilver999);
$('#lblSpotSilver999Big').text(jSonObj.SpotSilver999);
$('#lblSpotSilver999').css({ color: jSonObj.colrSilver999 });
$('#lblSpotSilver999Big').css({ color: jSonObj.colrSilver999 });

$('#lblSpotGold50gm').text(jSonObj.SpotGold50gm);
$('#lblSpotGold50gmBig').text(jSonObj.SpotGold50gm);
$('#lblSpotGold50gm').css({ color: jSonObj.colrGold50gm });
$('#lblSpotGold50gmBig').css({ color: jSonObj.colrGold50gm });

$('#lblSpotGold916').text(jSonObj.SpotGold916);
$('#lblSpotGold916Big').text(jSonObj.SpotGold916);
$('#lblSpotGold916').css({ color: jSonObj.colrGold916 });
$('#lblSpotGold916Big').css({ color: jSonObj.colrGold916 });

$('#lblSpotGoldBid').text(jSonObj.SpotGoldBid);
$('#lblSpotGoldBidBig').text(jSonObj.SpotGoldBid);
$('#lblSpotGoldBid').css({ color: jSonObj.colrGoldBid });
$('#lblSpotGoldBidBig').css({ color: jSonObj.colrGoldBid });

$('#lblGold').text(jSonObj.GoldCMX);
$('#lblGoldBig').text(jSonObj.GoldCMX);
$('#lblGold').css({ color: jSonObj.colrGoldCMX });
$('#lblGoldBig').css({ color: jSonObj.colrGoldCMX });

$('#lblSilver').text(jSonObj.SilverCMX);
$('#lblSilverBig').text(jSonObj.SilverCMX);
$('#lblSilver').css({ color: jSonObj.colrSilverCMX });
$('#lblSilverBig').css({ color: jSonObj.colrSilverCMX });

$('#lblUsd').text(jSonObj.USDInr);
$('#lblUsdBig').text(jSonObj.USDInr);
$('#lblUsd').css({ color: jSonObj.colrUSDInr });
$('#lblUsdBig').css({ color: jSonObj.colrUSDInr });

// clearTimeout(t);
t = setTimeout(""CallLivePrice()"", 2000);
}

function OnError(request, status, error) {
//alert('f'+status);
$('#lblSpotGold999').text(""NA"");
$('#lblSpotGold999Big').text(""NA"");

$('#lblSpotSilver999').text(""NA"");
$('#lblSpotSilver999Big').text(""NA"");

$('#lblSpotGold50gm').text(""NA"");
$('#lblSpotGold50gmBig').text(""NA"");

$('#lblSpotGold916').text(""NA"");
$('#lblSpotGold916Big').text(""NA"");

$('#lblSpotGoldBid').text(""NA"");
$('#lblSpotGoldBidBig').text(""NA"");

$('#lblGold').text(""NA"");
$('#lblGoldBig').text(""NA"");

$('#lblSilver').text(""NA"");
$('#lblSilverBig').text(""NA"");

$('#lblUsd').text(""NA"");
$('#lblUsdBig').text(""NA"");

// clearTimeout(t);

t = setTimeout(""CallLivePrice()"", 2000);
}

window.onload = function () {
CallLivePrice();
}

"

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But you could easily find out this viewing the source code or the page.


For other Excel related questions, consider uploading a sample file (including manual examples of desired output if applicable), it'd be very useful for those who read this and might be able to help you. Thank you. Give a look at the green sticky posts at this forums main page for uploading guidelines.


Regards!
 
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