Clicking <Click to select this table in new WebQuery window imports all
text, not only tables, without separating to columns.
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in that case checking <only table in new webquery window should be ok for
you


"Dmitry Kopnichev" wrote in message
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Clicking <Click to select this table in the dialog box <new web query
selects all text on the page, not just the table. There are other tables
(with columns delimited by spaces)separated by text on this page. I need
the
other tables too.
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if this is the only table try checking <only tables the second item
under
2 of the dialog box <new web query


"Dmitry Kopnichev" wrote in message
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The table in the webpage looks as a table, but it is a text with
columns
in
the table delimited by several spaces, not by a htm table tag.
Therefore,
the no. of the table cannot be found out from the source html page
counting
<table tag, can be? The table is between other text.
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fist use < data-getexternal data (importdata) using a webquery
into
excel
then
data-texttocolumn using space as delimiter

you must know the no. of the table in the webpage which can be
found
out
from the source html page counting
<table tag or by trial and error
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"Dmitry Kopnichev" wrote in message
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Hello
How to import a table on a Web page to Excel? Columns in the
table
are
delimited by several spaces, not by a htm table tag.