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Hi,
I need to access a table of financial quotes on yahoo finance. it has a table format that is only available to members (if you type in its URL while not logged in you get a format without the fields i want). so i first created the code to login and that works fine. then i had the code for the webquery. the problem is that the webquery tries to access the webpage without using the open connection, that has logged in. so the webquery's connection hasn't logged in, and has no access to the table in the format i want. I am trying to avoid the solution of being automatically logged in to yahoo and just using the webquery itself. Can anyone tell me how the webquery can open the desired page from the open connection that is logged in? or how to login with the webquery itself, and then navigate to the page i want and download the table in the format i want? thank you very much for your help, Ian |
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Thanks for the help Don,
The URL is "http://finance.yahoo.com/q/cq?d=v1&s=+GM+F". i would like the date, open, high, low, close and volume. If i was logged in this URL would show those fields directly in the table, b/c that is my defualt quote view. I am aware that one solution is to click on "download spreadsheet" which will convert yahoo's standard quote view into one with the fields i wanted. But i am trying to resolve this problem by using the login method described in my earlier post b/c i expect this problem to come up again with other websites that require me to log in to get their data. Thanks again, Ian Don Guillett wrote: If you give me your url and parameters I will try to resolve this for you. I am a yahoo member and also a member of xltraders. -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software wrote in message oups.com... Hi, I need to access a table of financial quotes on yahoo finance. it has a table format that is only available to members (if you type in its URL while not logged in you get a format without the fields i want). so i first created the code to login and that works fine. then i had the code for the webquery. the problem is that the webquery tries to access the webpage without using the open connection, that has logged in. so the webquery's connection hasn't logged in, and has no access to the table in the format i want. I am trying to avoid the solution of being automatically logged in to yahoo and just using the webquery itself. Can anyone tell me how the webquery can open the desired page from the open connection that is logged in? or how to login with the webquery itself, and then navigate to the page i want and download the table in the format i want? thank you very much for your help, Ian |
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I have two FREE excel files you will like. Goto xltraders and look for
donaldb36 as author and download. One for quotes and one for history. -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software wrote in message oups.com... Thanks for the help Don, The URL is "http://finance.yahoo.com/q/cq?d=v1&s=+GM+F". i would like the date, open, high, low, close and volume. If i was logged in this URL would show those fields directly in the table, b/c that is my defualt quote view. I am aware that one solution is to click on "download spreadsheet" which will convert yahoo's standard quote view into one with the fields i wanted. But i am trying to resolve this problem by using the login method described in my earlier post b/c i expect this problem to come up again with other websites that require me to log in to get their data. Thanks again, Ian Don Guillett wrote: If you give me your url and parameters I will try to resolve this for you. I am a yahoo member and also a member of xltraders. -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software wrote in message oups.com... Hi, I need to access a table of financial quotes on yahoo finance. it has a table format that is only available to members (if you type in its URL while not logged in you get a format without the fields i want). so i first created the code to login and that works fine. then i had the code for the webquery. the problem is that the webquery tries to access the webpage without using the open connection, that has logged in. so the webquery's connection hasn't logged in, and has no access to the table in the format i want. I am trying to avoid the solution of being automatically logged in to yahoo and just using the webquery itself. Can anyone tell me how the webquery can open the desired page from the open connection that is logged in? or how to login with the webquery itself, and then navigate to the page i want and download the table in the format i want? thank you very much for your help, Ian |
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sounds good. thanks.
i searched for XLTraders and any variation of that on: http://finance.dir.groups.yahoo.com/...ce/Investments and found nothing. how can i find the group you belong to? |
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I am still looking for a solution to the above problem that involves
using a web query to download data from a webpage that is only accessible once you have logged onto the site. I expect to incounter this problem with another site where it will have to be solved this way. If anyone has any ideas it would be much appreciated. thank you Ian |
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go heregoto files
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/xltraders/ -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software wrote in message oups.com... sounds good. thanks. i searched for XLTraders and any variation of that on: http://finance.dir.groups.yahoo.com/...ce/Investments and found nothing. how can i find the group you belong to? |
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i checked out the group. lots of interesting stuff.
your work is really good. nice formatting too. but without the VBA code i can't integrate it with the work i am doing. I'll check out the group in more detail in a while, it seems like a great resource! thanks |
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