In addition to using the standard, Select, Copy & Paste process, you can create a Web Query in Excel. The advantage of the Web Query is that when you "Refresh" it, you now have access to the most current information - without leaving Excel.
Web Queries are great for setting up a system to gather the most current Sports Scores, Stock Prices or Exchange Rates. Watch as I demonstrate the process to follow to set this up in Excel.
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Danny Rocks
The Company Rocks
@msbharanicharan1984
No, this is not possible on a public website. You need to look for the HTML Table Tags that are defined with Yellow Boxes with Black Arrows.
Some websites - usually intranemts - may allow you to import XML Data. More of these are showing up.
I wish that I had a better answer for you at this time.
Danny Rocks
The Company Rocks
DannyRocksExcels 6 months ago
IS it possible to fetch non tabular data from a web query. Html pages (frames) without tables
msbharanicharan1984 6 months ago
@arunprsdvr
Can you tell me the website that you are trying to search for this information?
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Danny
The Company Rocks
DannyRocksExcels 9 months ago
hi danny,
i am trying to apply the same technique for a website., but its not updating. the values are blank. i think they are java script tables, not html tables. can u help please.
arunprsdvr 9 months ago