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I currently update one of my programs by using the external data option on
the Data Tab of the ribbon. There are 6 different websites that I query at concurrent times. What I need to do is control some sites from being downloaded at certain times, plus do some other operations with it. I have searched and searched MS help for VBA that would allow me to do this. All I can find is information on using the data and properties option help using the Data Tab on the ribbon. No reference to manipulating external data from the web with VBA. Is there someone there that can lead me to the VBA statements, syntax or whatever to accomplish the above? I use XP Pro and Excel - Office 2007. Regards, Larry |
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I have a free open-source add-in that may help. It has a number of
user-defined functions that are used to grab data off of web pages. If they don't meet your needs, you can review some of the VBA code to see if something in there can help you achieve your goal. The add-in and documentation on its functions can be found in the files area of this Yahoo group: http://finance.groups.yahoo.com/group/smf_addin/ On Mar 23, 12:29 pm, lwchapman wrote: I currently update one of my programs by using the external data option on the Data Tab of the ribbon. There are 6 different websites that I query at concurrent times. What I need to do is control some sites from being downloaded at certain times, plus do some other operations with it. I have searched and searched MS help for VBA that would allow me to do this. All I can find is information on using the data and properties option help using the Data Tab on the ribbon. No reference to manipulating external data from the web with VBA. Is there someone there that can lead me to the VBA statements, syntax or whatever to accomplish the above? I use XP Pro and Excel - Office 2007. |
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I would like to thank Don Guillett and Randy Harmelink for their excellent
response to my question. Both suggestions were very helpful. Thank you two gentlemen! Regards - Larry "Don Guillett" wrote: I haven't tried this with 2007 but one way to build an external query is goto the web siteplace your cursorright clickexport to ms exceletc. I often build queries like this for my clients. -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "lwchapman" wrote in message ... I currently update one of my programs by using the external data option on the Data Tab of the ribbon. There are 6 different websites that I query at concurrent times. What I need to do is control some sites from being downloaded at certain times, plus do some other operations with it. I have searched and searched MS help for VBA that would allow me to do this. All I can find is information on using the data and properties option help using the Data Tab on the ribbon. No reference to manipulating external data from the web with VBA. Is there someone there that can lead me to the VBA statements, syntax or whatever to accomplish the above? I use XP Pro and Excel - Office 2007. Regards, Larry |
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