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Thanks. Didn't know about Ctrl+V!
"Bill Manville" wrote: Chandler wrote: Usng new web query from the data menu, with Excel 2000 I would just browse from the new web query window to the web page I wanted and then import the data into the worksheet. The new web query window in the Excel 2003 edition doesn't appear to have this facility It doesn't have a browse button but I can type what I like into the box, including say C:\ and click Go. Then it works like an explorer window nor can I paste the web page address into the new web query window address box. I can. Using Ctrl+V, for example. Bill Manville MVP - Microsoft Excel, Oxford, England No email replies please - respond to newsgroup |
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