Post Excel form to web -- how?

[BlackieHamel]

I am using Excel to create a simple calculator, which uses only the PMT function and takes three inputs. I want it to be available to my co-workers on a website, and I want the interface to resemble a web calculator rather than an Excel worksheet. I know I can use forms for this, and I could also create an executable file with an .xlsm workbook.

My question is, what's a simple way to host this calculator on a web page? If I have (1) an Excel form or (2) an executable file, which is easier to put online? I'm not a Web jock, so I'm assuming I'll look for something like Google Sites to create a page. Another thought is to put the executable in a public folder in my Dropbox. But is there an even more straightforward way I can do this? Thanks for any advice.

Blackie

 

[AlphaFrog]

A simple solution is to create the workbook in Google Docs: Sheet and "share" it with all or specific people. It will still look like a spreadsheet, but You can adjust the formatting to minimize that.

I think Microsoft has something similar called Office Online

 

[BlackieHamel]

Thanks. I had thought of Google Sheets, but it doesn't seem to have a robust Excel-like Forms option, and I really don't want this to look like a spreadsheet. I will investigate Office Online.

A simple solution is to create the workbook in Google Docs: Sheet and "share" it with all or specific people. It will still look like a spreadsheet, but You can adjust the formatting to minimize that.

I think Microsoft has something similar called Office Online