Web page question
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Select the table, Ctrl+C to copy, open Excel right click and choose Paste Special... and then choose HTML and click OK. Voila. Jeff Martin My Blog
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Well, cut&paste it into notepad, replace the spaces with something like |, then iteratively replace || with |, then import into Excel telling it the delimeter is |. Marc Pensieve
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Select the table, Ctrl+C to copy, open Excel right click and choose Paste Special... and then choose HTML and click OK. Voila. Jeff Martin My Blog
Cool. Much better than my solution! Marc Pensieve
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Select the table, Ctrl+C to copy, open Excel right click and choose Paste Special... and then choose HTML and click OK. Voila. Jeff Martin My Blog
Ah, thanks! I had been trying to do it with Quattro Pro, but Paste Special did not give the option of pasting as HTML -- which just screams the question: WHY NOT??
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Well, cut&paste it into notepad, replace the spaces with something like |, then iteratively replace || with |, then import into Excel telling it the delimeter is |. Marc Pensieve
Also an option...the HTML solution above was quite nice. Doesn't appear to work with Corel's Quattro Pro, however...
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Open Excel, go File -> Open, Paste in the URL
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Open Excel, go File -> Open, Paste in the URL
Yikes! I'd have never thought something like that'd work Scary! -- Help me! I'm turning into a grapefruit! Buzzwords!
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Open Excel, go File -> Open, Paste in the URL
netclectic wrote:
Open Excel, go File -> Open, Paste in the URL
Apparently the document has moved....
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Open Excel, go File -> Open, Paste in the URL
netclectic wrote:
Open Excel, go File -> Open, Paste in the URL
:omg: Just tried it out! Awesome! Regards, Nish
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Yikes! I'd have never thought something like that'd work Scary! -- Help me! I'm turning into a grapefruit! Buzzwords!
benjymous wrote:
Yikes! I'd have never thought something like that'd work
Yeah, I was stunned too! Regards, Nish
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netclectic wrote:
Open Excel, go File -> Open, Paste in the URL
:omg: Just tried it out! Awesome! Regards, Nish
My blog : Nish’s thoughts on MFC, C++/CLI and .NET
Did it work for you Nish? I got a message telling me the document had been permanently moved...:confused:
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netclectic wrote:
Open Excel, go File -> Open, Paste in the URL
Apparently the document has moved....
thealj wrote:
Apparently the document has moved....
No it hasn't, I tried it 1 minute ago and it worked. Regards, Nish
My blog : Nish’s thoughts on MFC, C++/CLI and .NET
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Did it work for you Nish? I got a message telling me the document had been permanently moved...:confused:
thealj wrote:
Did it work for you Nish?
Yes. I tried it again just to be sure. I used the following URL :- http://www.westernmininghistory.com/data/gold_production.php[^] Regards, Nish
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Did it work for you Nish? I got a message telling me the document had been permanently moved...:confused:
BTW I use Excel 2003. Regards, Nish
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BTW I use Excel 2003. Regards, Nish
My blog : Nish’s thoughts on MFC, C++/CLI and .NET
It would appear that it does not work with Excel 2000. I did, however, fire up Quattro Pro 11 and it worked. Quite interesting, never knew you could use File->Open for a URL.
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It would appear that it does not work with Excel 2000. I did, however, fire up Quattro Pro 11 and it worked. Quite interesting, never knew you could use File->Open for a URL.
thealj wrote:
It would appear that it does not work with Excel 2000.
Maybe, that's it. Regards, Nish
My blog : Nish’s thoughts on MFC, C++/CLI and .NET
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With excel 2003 you could capture and even refresh table automatically. 1. Select Data->Import External data->New Web Query 2. Type the URL of the website in the address field 3. Execl automatically allows you to select the table 4. Finally click on Import 5. Select the cells where you want to place the table. 6. You can refresh the data whenever you desire by clicking on refresh data
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With excel 2003 you could capture and even refresh table automatically. 1. Select Data->Import External data->New Web Query 2. Type the URL of the website in the address field 3. Execl automatically allows you to select the table 4. Finally click on Import 5. Select the cells where you want to place the table. 6. You can refresh the data whenever you desire by clicking on refresh data
Good tip indeed! Thanks.
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It would appear that it does not work with Excel 2000. I did, however, fire up Quattro Pro 11 and it worked. Quite interesting, never knew you could use File->Open for a URL.
Excel 2000 here and it works fine.