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Suppose you have a webpage that is displaying data in columns. I’m currently separating them using   – just to put a nice little white gap in between them. But if you do it this way and paste it into Excel or OOSpreadsheet it will put them all in one column.
Is there a way to format the HTML in such a way that will allow a space to exist in a browser AND can be pasted directly into a spreadsheet?
Use tables. And if the URL is not protected, using IE you can export any table to Excel directly.