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Dean - 29 Mar 2006 20:36 GMT
currently have an Excel workbook that contains several data collection forms
and 2 worksheets for developing cost estimates. I am going to replace the
data collection forms with a new InfoPath form and am trying to decide if I
should include the cost estimating features in the IP form, add the custom
Office Spreadsheet control to a view or leave the estimateing sheets in an
Excel file.

Any suggestions from anyone else who may have some insight would be
appreciated.
TIA
Dean
Ben Walters - 30 Mar 2006 23:26 GMT
Hey Dean
This really depends on what you are trying to achieve. If you are looking to
replace the Excel spreadsheets all together then I would say move your cost
estimation features to InfoPath. Unless there is a main reason why you need
Excel to do this cost estimation. Adding the spreadsheet control to the view
is something I haven't tried myself  but could be a good middle ground to get
the best of both worlds, if a little problematic.
Not knowing the inner workings of the feature you are looking to implement
makes this a tricky question.

>  currently have an Excel workbook that contains several data collection forms
> and 2 worksheets for developing cost estimates. I am going to replace the
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> TIA
> Dean

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