i m trying to scrape data from webpage using vba macros, where the webpage link changes dynamically based on the selection in sheet "QUERY" & outputs the data into the sheet names PRICES but i am able to extract only 100 rows how do i make it extract all the data
Last edited by littleangel; 09-02-2023 at 03:25 AM.
Re: data extracted limited to 100 rows
How many rows when you manually open this webpage ?
Easier obviously if you just download the csv file rather than scraping …
Last edited by Marc L; 09-02-2023 at 05:27 AM.
definately more than 100 ...example WEBPAGE
PowerQuery also limits the import to 100 rows, so there must be something in the website code causing this. If you download the CSV file into Excel, you get all 250 rows.
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Yes 'cause when I open this webpage it is limited to only a hundred of rows,
the classic webpages protection against data scraping - and faster execution - when using 'dynamic surfing' …
The reason why under Excel the easy way is to work directly with the imported csv text file.
any way to bypass this limit or achieve getting the full data...it becomes tedious task to import csv for each everytime.
Re: data extracted limited to 100 rows
Not tedious as easy, easier & faster than trying to use a webbrowser inspector tool in order to detect which could be the request used
in order to try to find out how to bypass this specific webpage 'limit' …
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