Web Replacement for a excel shared spreadsheet
Guys,
My currently currently uses a shared excel spreadsheet to track tips.
The fields are Date , Recruiter , Consultant, Company , etc
Excel works but works poorly when shared by multiple people.
A MS Access DB is currently out of the question so I was wondering if you guys have come across anything that I could use, maybe through a Web Interface.
If possible opensource and linux and best but looking for ideas
thanks
My currently currently uses a shared excel spreadsheet to track tips.
The fields are Date , Recruiter , Consultant, Company , etc
Excel works but works poorly when shared by multiple people.
A MS Access DB is currently out of the question so I was wondering if you guys have come across anything that I could use, maybe through a Web Interface.
If possible opensource and linux and best but looking for ideas
thanks
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Claymoore
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I would use Sharepoint. You should be able to do this with Sharepoint Foundation server, which is free.
Synchronize a SharePoint list with a spreadsheet program - SharePoint Foundation - Office.com
Download: Microsoft SharePoint Foundation 2010 - Microsoft Download Center - Download Details -
N2IT
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Not sure about open source
Adobe Forms is a good way to track info. Create a form of any kind and have it **** into a spreadsheet.
You can host it on a network share or publish it on one of your intranet sites. Sharepoint is another solution as well.
I personally love forms they are clean and to the point. And the data can be stored all sorts of ways.
Reader is free so people can fill the form out as long as it's created and saved properly in acrobat/life cycle etc -
mbrdmyr
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Google Docs!
you can either create an "excel" sheet or you can create a form and share the link to the form and the form will **** it into an "excel" format like sheet. it is really really cool.
and free!
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N2IT
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https://formscentral.acrobat.com/CreateAccount.html
Here is a link to a free form builder by Adobe. You can publish your forms. I am not sure about the storage or reporting capability. Very basic form, but it looks like it meets your requirements. -
RobertKaucher
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I would use Sharepoint. You should be able to do this with Sharepoint Foundation server, which is free.
Synchronize a SharePoint list with a spreadsheet program - SharePoint Foundation - Office.com
Download: Microsoft SharePoint Foundation 2010 - Microsoft Download Center - Download Details
I second this. If you need any assistance setting this up, let me know. I am willing to lend a hand, if I can.
