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by dklippert
The action is called a "Web Query".
Type Web Query into the search box of the help file. In Excel 2000, you'll see "Create a Web query. Choose that and then click on the hyperlink to "retrieving data from a web page".
Here's some more information
http://officeupdate.microsoft.com/excel/webquery/samples.htm
You can find more details by entering web query in the search box at:
by pradeepkmr
by markshaff
web querys are okay but most web sites are really protected.
You may have do the import maually.
copy the information on line at a time.
have excell open then when you paste over do not slect the cell to paste the line. Slelect space to right ofthe sum and equal sign ...
by pradeepkmr
by vorsossion
If you are really looking to import stock information you can import it directly from MSN.com into Excel or into MS Money even.
I recommend a book by New Perspectives it has a white cover with a yellow pastel binding. It is called Excel 2000 (shocking, eh?) and can be purchased from www.bn.com or just go to any barnes and noble store for around $19.99. It has plain, easy to use and understand step by step instructions to do anything with Excel. The instructions are listed 1. ... 2. ... etc. in a list which is REALLY nice if you want to skip all the garbage most computer manuals try to feed you.
by pradeepkmr
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