Web Query using value in cell

JBarta

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Not sure how to do this, and I am sure it is not too hard to do but I couldn't get it to work.

Trying to start up a sports spreadsheet and want to do a web query where a part of it is pulled from certain cells. For example this is the website I want the query to be pulled from, https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/s/stromma01.shtml but I want the "stromma01" to be pulled from cell B1. This way I can do it for each of the starting pitchers.

Sorry if its not completely clear, I can answer any questions if something isn't understood

Thanks,
JB
 

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It appears the URL didn't come across correctly. It should be that first part plus /players/s/stromma01.shtml
 
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