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Automatically import information from webpage into Excel Cell
Hi all,
Just wondering if information can be automatically drawn from a web page and put into a cell....where each day I can open up the Excel spreadsheet...click a feature that does a refresh function and all the cells will be updated eg, the price for BHP shares on the ASX http://www.asx.com.au/asx/markets/Pr...ASXCode s=bhp can the "Last" price be automatically entered into a cell? I am assuming that if it can, it would be difficult, but once completed, can be replicated for a whole number of cells etc |
Automatically import information from webpage into Excel Cell
When on the web page place cursor on the table desiredright clickimport to
microsoft excel. Post back if you have more questions. -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Spesh" wrote in message ... Hi all, Just wondering if information can be automatically drawn from a web page and put into a cell....where each day I can open up the Excel spreadsheet...click a feature that does a refresh function and all the cells will be updated eg, the price for BHP shares on the ASX http://www.asx.com.au/asx/markets/Pr...ASXCode s=bhp can the "Last" price be automatically entered into a cell? I am assuming that if it can, it would be difficult, but once completed, can be replicated for a whole number of cells etc |
Automatically import information from webpage into Excel Cell
Import to a "source" sheet and then have your macro extract to the desired sheet. You can have it copy to the same or a row lower to archive your results. -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Spesh" wrote in message ... Hi Don, Thanks for the heads up....but doing that brings in the whole table...I am only looking for the "last price" cell of the web page table to be automatically updated into Excel cell I have tried the Data/Import External Data/New Web Query function...but I can't seem to stipulate that particular piece of information Any further assistance would be appreciated "Don Guillett" wrote: When on the web page place cursor on the table desiredright clickimport to microsoft excel. Post back if you have more questions. -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Spesh" wrote in message ... Hi all, Just wondering if information can be automatically drawn from a web page and put into a cell....where each day I can open up the Excel spreadsheet...click a feature that does a refresh function and all the cells will be updated eg, the price for BHP shares on the ASX http://www.asx.com.au/asx/markets/Pr...ASXCode s=bhp can the "Last" price be automatically entered into a cell? I am assuming that if it can, it would be difficult, but once completed, can be replicated for a whole number of cells etc |
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