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Is it possible to get data from a website and return the value to a cell. The URL I have is &quot;<a href="http://test33.mylocalserver/?getVal=66" rel="ugc">http://test33.mylocalserver/?getVal=66</a>&quot;. If I go onto the websites URL I get 66, and I want to dump that value into a cell by using VBA.<br />
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Ive had a look around and people say using a webtable, but as its only 1 value for 1 cell I dont want to keep setting up a webtable as there are lot of cells pulling different values depending on values of other cells.
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Is it possible to get data from a website and return the value to a cell. The URL I have is "http://test33.mylocalserver/?getVal=66". If I go onto the websites URL I get 66, and I want to dump that value into a cell by using VBA.

Ive had a look around and people say using a webtable, but as its only 1 value for 1 cell I dont want to keep setting up a webtable as there are lot of cells pulling different values depending on values of other cells.

Pull data from web

Is it possible to get data from a website and return the value to a cell. The URL I have is &quot;http://test33.mylocalserver/?getVal=66&quot;. If I go onto the websites URL I get 66, and I want to dump that value into a cell by using VBA.

Ive had a look around and people say using a webtable, but as its only 1 value for 1 cell I dont want to keep setting up a webtable as there are lot of cells pulling different values depending on values of other cells.

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