Excel 2000 provides fast and easy methods for creating Web pages by building on the tools and features you are familiar with. Now you can seamlessly move Excel data to a Web server as interactive spreadsheets and charts. If you want to add graphics or text, or move the published or saved items around on the Web page, you can open your Web page in another program, such as Microsoft FrontPage 2000 or Microsoft Access, and then edit the data on the Web page. Use the interactive PivotTable list component for Web pages. You can make a PivotTable report available on a Web page as a PivotTable list, which is a component that lets users interact with the data in the Web browser.
Users can also refresh the data, change the layout, and select different items for display.
Customize your Web pages. For example, you can customize where graphics and other supporting files are stored, and you can specify what format graphics are saved in for use on Web pages. When possible, the options you set are shared across all Office programs. Manage your files and links. Office programs automatically manage companion files, such as graphics.