If you need to add a tab to your existing SecureSheet structure, you need to add the tab in SecureSheet first and then you can import you new tab from Excel.

Inserting a Tab/Sheet in SecureSheet

  1. Login to SecureSheet.
  2. Lock the SecureSheet for maintenance. This informs other administrators that someone is doing significant sheet maintenance.
  3. Select Administration from the View: drop-down.
  4. Select Insert Sheet from the Sheet: drop-down.

  1. Select the sheet that you want to insert the new sheet before (e.g., sheet will be inserted before Data tab in example below).
  2. Click Go. A new sheet will be inserted with a generic name, e.g., Sheet4.

  1. Change the name of the tab in SecureSheet to exactly match the name of the tab you will import from Excel before you import.  If the tab name does not exactly match, the import will fail.
  2. Insert Columns so the new SecureSheet tab has the same number of columns you will import from Excel before you import.  If you might expand the number of columns on this tab over time, add additional columns to the right of your last data column so you have extra columns to accommodate your additions in the future. If you do not anticipate this tab will grow in columns, you may end the number of columns exactly at your last data column.
  3. Once the name and number of columns match the sheet you want to import from Excel, import just the new tab to SecureSheet.

NOTE:  When you are importing, if no changes have been made to the other tabs in SecureSheet, import the new tab only.  If you made changes to any other tabs, make sure you start with an export from SecureSheet.