Excel allows you to pull data on a webpage into Excel. This is a great time-saving feature. Getting data from a webpage is done in Excel on the Data Tab using Get and Transform Data group, From Web command. When you pull data from the web, you can pick the table on the webpage you want to use since many webpages have multiple tables on them.
You can also use PowerQuery to correct any web data that has the wrong data type or data you don't need. A connection to the webpage is made, and when the data changes on the webpage, the data can be automatically updated in Excel. That is AWESOME!
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:35 Webpage to pull from
1:13 Data From Web in Excel
3:18 Cross-tabular data
4:05 Closing remarks
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