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Help with Crazy Lookups

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rkhuntjr - 19 Aug 2006 04:53 GMT
Hello folks.
I have a pretty tough Excel puzzle that I hope you guys can help m
decode. I created a Web query that downloads Yahoo Fianance's Analys
Estimates for any given stock.

I need it to extract most of the data from the "Revenue Est" table
Sounds easy, but the location of the data might change after a refresh
So it sounds like a I need to do some sort of lookup... Also sound
easy, but there is a table very similar to my "Revenue Est" tabl
("Earnings Est") that is making it hard to do a lookup. Also, my quer
automatically merges cells, so I'm a tad thrown off by that too.

It's kinda hard to explain, so it might be easiest to check out m
attachment to see exactly what I need. Please note the "web query" an
"ideal output" worksheets.

I am using Excel for Mac. I do not have the "New Web Query" option lik
I do in my Windows verison, so I guess I'm stuck using a iqy file an
crazy lookups. I would greatly appreciate a push in the right directio
to figure out the crazy lookups.

Thank you guys so much for any help/advice.
Richar

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Toppers - 19 Aug 2006 08:56 GMT
See attached file.

HT

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rkhuntjr - 21 Aug 2006 03:50 GMT
Genius!

Thanks a lot.
Richar
 
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