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Web query question
Hi,
Need to have an easy way to pull data from web. Using the example provided (Microsoft Money Stock Quotes), how do I go about to just extract the row where the stock info is, and forget about the header, footer and others? Anyone with experience in this? Appreciate your help. Thanks. |
Web query question
Why not get what you get with the web query and then use a macro to remove
the information you don't want. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "KC Lim" wrote in message ... Hi, Need to have an easy way to pull data from web. Using the example provided (Microsoft Money Stock Quotes), how do I go about to just extract the row where the stock info is, and forget about the header, footer and others? Anyone with experience in this? Appreciate your help. Thanks. |
Web query question
Problem is I have multiple queries, each of which I am
interested in a row in the result set. I'll try your suggestion and see what issues I encounter. Thanks. -----Original Message----- Why not get what you get with the web query and then use a macro to remove the information you don't want. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "KC Lim" wrote in message ... Hi, Need to have an easy way to pull data from web. Using the example provided (Microsoft Money Stock Quotes), how do I go about to just extract the row where the stock info is, and forget about the header, footer and others? Anyone with experience in this? Appreciate your help. Thanks. . |
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