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Default Querying dynamic web content in excel

Hi, I have a speadsheet with multiple web queries that
work fine. Some
web pages that contain dynamic html won't bring back the
data I want.
This is what the code looks like:

<script language="JavaScript"
<!-- Hide from old browser

// This variable forces display of the counter even if it
is empty. It
is used for debug purposes.
var forceCounterDisplay = false;

// These variables contain the actual counter values as
strings. An
empty string means that the
// counter is not available.
var copySheets = "317316";
var printSheets = "159976";
var largeCopySheets = "3380";
var largePrintSheets = "1061";
var duplexCopySheets = "53354";
var duplexPrintSheets = "35486";
var markedImages = "566191";
var copyImages = "370670";
var printImages = "195462";
var faxImages = "0";
var networkScanningImages = "0";
var ifaxImages = "0";
var emailImages = "0";

The url for this when right clicked is:
http://bfmomf1/devadmin/usage_counters.dhtml (on company
intranet). Is
there a way to do this? Any suggestions welcomed.
Thanks!!! If you
need more info, please ask!!

 
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