Examples of using Web query in English and their translations into Romanian
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Create a web query.
Web Query Operations.(SWO).
Note: This check box is not available for a Web query.
Iqy Web query files to retrieve data from the Web. .
Note: You cannot use aggregate functions in a Web query.
You can edit a Web query so that it prompts you for variable parameters.
An Excel Table is created with a data connection based on a web query file.
Make changes to the Web query in the Edit Web Query dialog box, and then click Finish.
Note: You cannot add a Total row to the datasheet of a Web query.
Note: This check box is available only for a Web query that is based on XML data.
Note: This check box is not available for an imported text file,XML file, or Web query.
You can create a Web query parameter query only from a saved Web query file(. iqy).
You can import data that originates from a Web page by using the New Web Query dialog box.
Note: For a Web query, this option is automatically cleared when you select Full HTML Formatting in the Options dialog box.
Description This example uses the ENCODEURL function to pass the zip code in cell B2 as a parameter to the web query in A2.
The FILTERXML function is used on the web query to return city and state information, and current and projected weather conditions for that zip code in cells B6:C13.
For more information about how to use the query designer to create a web query, see Introduction to queries. .
For example, a Web query that gets stock quotes from a Web page can prompt you for a parameter, such as a stock symbol, each time you update the data.
You can change the underlying query for an external data range that was created from Microsoft Query, an imported text file, a Web query, or the Data Connection Wizard.
You can use a Web query to retrieve data stored on your intranet or the Internet, such as a single table, multiple tables, or all of the text on a Web page, and analyze the data by using the tools and features in Excel.
Excel Services does not support external data ranges,which means that Excel Services does not support an Excel Table connected to a data source, a Web query, an XML map, or Microsoft Query. .
Note: The following procedure applies only to an external data range that is created by using the Data Connection Wizard orMicrosoft Query(and not to an imported text file or Web query), an external data range converted from a Microsoft Office 2003 program, or an external data range created programmatically.
You can change the properties of an external data range to control data that has been imported into a worksheet through a connection toan external data source, such as a database, a Web query, or a text file.
Note: These files, a text file imported by using the Import Text Wizard, an XML file imported by using an XML Map, and an HTML orXML file imported by using a Web Query, do not use an ODBC driver or OLE DB provider to make the connection to the data source.
Web Queries.
For more information about creating and editing Web queries, see Connect to a web page(Power Query). .
Web queries to Google Scholar, PubMer, arXiv and a number of other services are also supported.
Features include comfortable input masks,starting web queries(e. g. Google or PubMed) and exporting to PDF, PostScript, RTF and XML/HTML.
Note: Aggregate query functions, such as Sum or Count,are not available in Web queries.
When a user uses one of Babylon Toolbar search feature to search the Web, the query reaches the publisher servers.