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Article #1550Re: CONVERSION TABLE vs MAPPING vs READ WRITE RULES
From: PamelaOwens
Date: Wed, 05 Jul 2006 17:29
Date: Wed, 05 Jul 2006 17:29
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Martti,
It wasn't a "PASTE", it was a FILE -> IMPORT -> FILE
COPY INTO DOCUMENT
[selected the Excel spreadsheet that from Excel was saved as Microsoft Excel 97-2000 & 5.0/95 Workbook (*.xls)]
UNKNOW FILE TYPE [popup window]
Convert from:
Microsoft Excel
Import Text Flow by Copy [popup window]
Flow to Import: Body A[Main Flow]
Formatting of Imported Flow: Retain Source's Formatting
[press Import button]
My EDD and DTD define the cals table elements and there is already a "correct" table in the document into which I am trying to import the Excel file, so why is Frame not using the "correct" elements when importing the table??!!!
First--I thought Frame was supposed to use the format of the existing table to begin with???!!
Secondly--I thought the whole idea of the read/write rules for just this type of situation...when importing something into frame it's supposed to use the read/write rules and thus should be able to "convert" the elements??!!
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