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Creating a Web Query
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I am new to creating web queries in Excel and have been using the Data, Import External and New Web Query option. However, I have just gone straight to the internet, right-clicked on the table that I wanted to import as a web query and choose Import. This also puts the table into an Excel worksheet with an automatic link to the data on the website!! Is this the same feature, just a lot quicker??? Thank you. Louise |
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Creating a Web Query
Was it good for me?? If you mean, did it work, yes it did. I just wanted to
know if it's the same as a Web query..... Louise "Don Guillett" wrote: Was it good for you? -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Louise" wrote in message ... Hi all I am new to creating web queries in Excel and have been using the Data, Import External and New Web Query option. However, I have just gone straight to the internet, right-clicked on the table that I wanted to import as a web query and choose Import. This also puts the table into an Excel worksheet with an automatic link to the data on the website!! Is this the same feature, just a lot quicker??? Thank you. Louise |
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Creating a Web Query
What I meant is that it must have been quicker, therefore good.
-- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Louise" wrote in message ... Was it good for me?? If you mean, did it work, yes it did. I just wanted to know if it's the same as a Web query..... Louise "Don Guillett" wrote: Was it good for you? -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Louise" wrote in message ... Hi all I am new to creating web queries in Excel and have been using the Data, Import External and New Web Query option. However, I have just gone straight to the internet, right-clicked on the table that I wanted to import as a web query and choose Import. This also puts the table into an Excel worksheet with an automatic link to the data on the website!! Is this the same feature, just a lot quicker??? Thank you. Louise |
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Creating a Web Query
yes, it was quicker, but what I wanted to know was - is this another way of
creating an actual Web Query or is it another function altogether that just happens to do the same thing? "Don Guillett" wrote: What I meant is that it must have been quicker, therefore good. -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Louise" wrote in message ... Was it good for me?? If you mean, did it work, yes it did. I just wanted to know if it's the same as a Web query..... Louise "Don Guillett" wrote: Was it good for you? -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Louise" wrote in message ... Hi all I am new to creating web queries in Excel and have been using the Data, Import External and New Web Query option. However, I have just gone straight to the internet, right-clicked on the table that I wanted to import as a web query and choose Import. This also puts the table into an Excel worksheet with an automatic link to the data on the website!! Is this the same feature, just a lot quicker??? Thank you. Louise |
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