Migrating data from Excel into an html document?

Liz

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I have a simple html document created for posting homes for sale on Craigslist. I have about 60 properties that I would like to create html ads for. Is there a way to enter the property info into Excel & have Excel add the fields into my html document? Or would I be better off setting up an SQL database? If SQL is the route to take is there anything remotely idiot friendly?
 
Since you already have the info in Excel (which you're no doubt better at, than I) could you add a field, left and right of each of the EXISTING data fields, and prepopulate it with FIXED TEXT '<td>' and '</td>' for an html table?

Then just export it to a flat file (or maybe do a screen copy) and pop it into an html editor, add the needed <tr> and </tr> to each row, and a <table> and a </table> to the start and end of the whole schmear?
 
Since you already have the info in Excel (which you're no doubt better at, than I) could you add a field, left and right of each of the EXISTING data fields, and prepopulate it with FIXED TEXT '<td>' and '</td>' for an html table?

Then just export it to a flat file (or maybe do a screen copy) and pop it into an html editor, add the needed <tr> and </tr> to each row, and a <table> and a </table> to the start and end of the whole schmear?
 
Since you already have the info in Excel (which you're no doubt better at, than I) could you add a field, left and right of each of the EXISTING data fields, and prepopulate it with FIXED TEXT '<td>' and '</td>' for an html table?

Then just export it to a flat file (or maybe do a screen copy) and pop it into an html editor, add the needed <tr> and </tr> to each row, and a <table> and a </table> to the start and end of the whole schmear?
 
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