Brand new to web queries and I'm having a problem getting it set up.
Created a page which returns a single table. Created a spreadshee
with webquery containing 1 static parameter and two dynamic parameters

If I go to the web page without the Excel Web query everything is fine

http://www.mahec.net/nfd/print2.asp?...ndDate=7/2/200


But when I try to use a web query, it prompts me for the two dates, bu

tells me there's no data in the web query.
Here's the formula bar:
print2.aspid=12&["startDate","start"]&["endDate","End"]

Any help appreciated

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Maybe you're missing the question mark in the url?

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janetb wrote:
Brand new to web queries and I'm having a problem getting it set up.
Created a page which returns a single table. Created a spreadsheet
with webquery containing 1 static parameter and two dynamic
parameters.

If I go to the web page without the Excel Web query everything is
fine:

http://www.mahec.net/nfd/print2.asp?...dDate=7/2/2005


But when I try to use a web query, it prompts me for the two dates,
but

tells me there's no data in the web query.
Here's the formula bar:
print2.aspid=12&["startDate","start"]&["endDate","End"]

Any help appreciated.

Naw, looks like I copy/pasted in a hurry. Full url in Excel formula bar
is:

print2.asp?id=12&["startDate","StartDate"]]&["endDate","EndDate"]

I notice it doesn't give the full url just starting at the document
name. Is that saved somewhere else. I was wanting to keep the
url/parameters within the spreadsheet - it's not needed elsewhere.

The asp page is in table format not xml. Is that okay?

Thanks for the reply - jb


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Janet

Can you walk me through what you're doing? When I do a web query, I go to
Data Get External Data New Web Query and paste in the URL. The URL
never shows up in the formula bar that I know. Maybe we're talking about
different things.

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janetb wrote:
Naw, looks like I copy/pasted in a hurry. Full url in Excel formula
bar is:

print2.asp?id=12&["startDate","StartDate"]]&["endDate","EndDate"]

I notice it doesn't give the full url just starting at the document
name. Is that saved somewhere else. I was wanting to keep the
url/parameters within the spreadsheet - it's not needed elsewhere.

The asp page is in table format not xml. Is that okay?

Thanks for the reply - jb

I got this to work in the module section, but I'm really curious as t
what I was doing wrong with the GOOEY interface. Can anyone help m
out? I still can't get the other method to work.

Sub URL_Get_Query()
With ActiveSheet.QueryTables.Add(Connection:= _

"URL;http://www.mahec.net/nfd/print2.asp?id=12&startDate=[""startDate"",""Ente
start date.""]&endDate=[""endDate"",""Enter end date.""]", _
Destination:=Range("A1"))
.BackgroundQuery = True
.TablesOnlyFromHTML = True
.Refresh BackgroundQuery:=False
.SaveData = True
End With
End Sub

Thanks,
Jane

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Got it! In case anyone else needs it, I was missing quote marks and
another set of parameter info:

print2.asp?id=12&startDate=["'startDate'","start"]&endDate=["'endDate'","End"]


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