web-query.xlsm

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Wow,<br />
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Perfect....Can we have multiple webquery from 5 different URL in source sheet &amp;&nbsp;offset in sectoral?
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Wow,

Perfect....Can we have multiple webquery from 5 different URL in source sheet & offset in sectoral?

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I think that's possible although I have not tried. I actually recorded the macro when I added the webquery and was just refreshing it on another part of the code.<br />
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You can do the same with 4 more queries.
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I think that's possible although I have not tried. I actually recorded the macro when I added the webquery and was just refreshing it on another part of the code.

You can do the same with 4 more queries.

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Hello Experts,<br />
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If I look on such title, I found many solution, but I feel everyone has their own criteria and tables. I am trying to Import External Data with New Web Query from <a href="http://www.bseindia.com/mktlive/mktwatch.asp" rel="ugc">BSE Market Watch</a>.<br />
I just want to get Sectoral table in specific cells of a worksheet. Could anyone help me please?
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Hello Experts,

If I look on such title, I found many solution, but I feel everyone has their own criteria and tables. I am trying to Import External Data with New Web Query from BSE Market Watch (http://www.bseindia.com/mktlive/mktwatch.asp).
I just want to get Sectoral table in specific cells of a worksheet. Could anyone help me please?

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