Article ID: 293415 - Last Review: January 31, 2007 - Revision: 2.1 Frequently asked questions about Web queries in ExcelThis article was previously published under Q293415 On This PageSUMMARY Web pages often contain information that is ideal for
analysis in Microsoft Excel. For example, you can analyze stock quotes in Excel
by using information that comes directly from a Web page. Depending on your
needs, you can retrieve data that you can update or you can obtain data from
a Web page and keep it static on the worksheet. This article lists some of the
more frequently asked questions about how to use Web queries in Microsoft Excel , as
well as the corresponding Microsoft Knowledge Base articles. MORE INFORMATION You can create or run a Web query to retrieve text or data
on a Web page. Web queries are especially useful for retrieving data that is in
tables or preformatted areas. (Tables are defined with the HTML [TABLE] tag;
pre-formatted areas are often defined with the HTML [PRE] tag.) The retrieved
data does not include pictures, such as Graphics Interchange Format (GIF)
images, and does not include the contents of scripts. Note If you retrieve data from a Web site, it is your responsibility to make sure that you use the data in compliance with any applicable terms and conditions governing the use of the data by the owner and/or operator of such Web site. Troubleshooting
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