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In Excel 2000 can you write VBA code to pull data from a webpage?
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In Excel 2000 can you write VBA code to pull data from a webpage?
What kind of data? Is it organized data, like in a table on the page?
Try the external data feature of Excel: menu Data Import (or Get) External Data New Web Query. Check also the saved web queries and see if something might fit your needs. We can probably help you more if you give us more details. "kurt" wrote: |
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In Excel 2000 can you write VBA code to pull data from a webpage?
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You have posted another identical question. Tom Ogilvy has already responded on the other one, so let's continue on that other one to make things easier. Sebastien "kurt" wrote: |
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