How to Import Data from a Website to Excel – 6 Steps

Import a US DOLLAR EXCHANGE RATES TABLE from the website X-RATES.

On 28th April, 1 USD was equal to 0.95 Euro and 1 Euro was equal to 1.05 USD.


STEP 1 – Copy the Website Link to Import Data

  • Open the website and click the address bar.
  • Press Ctrl + C.

Copy Link of Secured Website to Import Data in Excel


STEP 2 – Paste the Website URL to Extract Data into Excel

  • Open the Excel application.
  • Go to the Data tab and select From Web.

Paste the URL to Import Data of the Website to into Excel

  • Paste the link in URL by pressing Ctrl + V.
  • Click OK.

Paste the URL to Import Data of the Website into Excel


STEP 3 – Select the Data Table

  • In the Navigator window, select the data table.
  • You can also use Web View to ensure the website is correct.

Select Data Table


STEP 4 – Import Excel Data

  • Select Load in the Navigator window.

Import Excel Data

You will see the imported data in your Excel workbook.

Import Excel Data


STEP 5 – Refresh the Imported Data

  • Suppose you have deleted the 1.00 USD column.

Refresh the Imported Data

  • Go to the Data tab and select Refresh.

Refresh the Imported Data

You will get the data.

Refresh the Imported Data

 


STEP 6 – Transform Excel Data

Delete unnecessary data before uploading it or use the Power Query Editor.

  • To delete data permanently, go to Queries & Connections.
  • Double-click the table. It will open the Power Query Editor.

Transform Data in Excel

  • Select the column you want to delete.
  • Press Delete.

  • Select‘Close & Load’.

This is the output.

  • To delete extra information permanently before loading the dataset, select Transform Data in Navigator. It will open the Power Query Editor.


 

Download Practice Book

Download the practice book here.


 

Related Articles


<< Go Back to Web Scraping in Excel | Importing Data in Excel | Learn Excel

Get FREE Advanced Excel Exercises with Solutions!
Mursalin Ibne Salehin
Mursalin Ibne Salehin

Mursalin Ibne Salehin holds a BSc in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology. Over the past 2 years, he has actively contributed to the ExcelDemy project, where he authored over 150 articles. He has also led a team with content development works. Currently, he is working as a Reviewer in the ExcelDemy Project. He likes using and learning about Microsoft Office, especially Excel. He is interested in data analysis with Excel, machine learning,... Read Full Bio

We will be happy to hear your thoughts

Leave a reply

Advanced Excel Exercises with Solutions PDF

 

 

ExcelDemy
Logo