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Linking web data in Excel

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Linking web data in Excel

Hi there
I have a spreadsheet where we store our products, as a reseller we have a buy price and this will be in different currencies as we import from various international suppliers.

The challenge is that when we purchase new stock we need the latest currency exchange rate to work out our buy price. We usually have to look this up on the web, then update our spreadsheet but a colleague of mine did some training recently and was shown how to set up Excel to this for you!

Please can you let me know how we can achieve this?

RE: Linking web data in Excel

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Thanks for your question, you can find out more on our blog!
https://www.stl-training.co.uk/b/blog/excel-training/linking-web-data-to-excel/

This should provide you with enough detail to set your own spreadsheet up in no time.

RE: Linking web data in Excel

Hi Jacob,

Please have a look at the file uploaded. You may find it interesting.


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