Hello everyone! I'd like to thank anybody in advance with any advice on this particular issue.
I'm trying to extract certain tables in Yahoo! Finance, however when these tables are refreshed in Excel 2007, the web query will return tables that I did not select initially.
For example if I took the ticker symbol INFA (Informatica Corp.) and looked at the Analyst Estimate page (http://finance.yahoo.com/q/ae?s=INFA). I select the Earnings Est. and Revenue Est. tables in the web query. After loading them into Excel, I'll refresh them and suddenly the web query gives me the Earnings History table on the page! Or the table will look completely mangled in Excel because it tried to load some other table (the rows shift and it looks quite messy).
I did some research and found that Excel can't import dynamically scripted tables (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/277899)... and after numerous tries, I can only conclude that this must be the problem. Can anyone enlighten me on my dilemma? Or am I missing something completely?
Thanks!
Dave
I'm trying to extract certain tables in Yahoo! Finance, however when these tables are refreshed in Excel 2007, the web query will return tables that I did not select initially.
For example if I took the ticker symbol INFA (Informatica Corp.) and looked at the Analyst Estimate page (http://finance.yahoo.com/q/ae?s=INFA). I select the Earnings Est. and Revenue Est. tables in the web query. After loading them into Excel, I'll refresh them and suddenly the web query gives me the Earnings History table on the page! Or the table will look completely mangled in Excel because it tried to load some other table (the rows shift and it looks quite messy).
I did some research and found that Excel can't import dynamically scripted tables (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/277899)... and after numerous tries, I can only conclude that this must be the problem. Can anyone enlighten me on my dilemma? Or am I missing something completely?
Thanks!
Dave