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WEB Data Source.
Hi Syndicate_Admin ,
Using the Web to connect to a website to get data is based on HTML elements, so it's hard to get the final data you want all at once, you'll need to transform data yourself, alternatively you could try downloading the .csv file, placing it in OneDrive, and if you need to update it, just re-download it to replace it, I think it's a little more efficient than if you were connecting to the Web.
Hope it helps!
Best regards,
Community Support Team_ Scott Chang
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Obtaining the data is possible, in fact they are very well armed.
The problem I had the most was that apparently the page took it as a DDoS attack attempt or something similar so it blocked the query ( it's my guess ).
I found the solution. In the configuration part put it to take 3 tables simultaneously. Now I can update successfully 😃.
What I would like to know is if there is a way to "inspect" the page, apparently it lies in the development methods of the web. If the link directs you to "another page", for example, the link = original is :
https://www.rava.com/perfil/aapl_US
And the historical one would be something like:
https://www.rava.com/perfil/aapl_US + "Histo"
It could be done by putting the second link instead of the first. But since the link doesn't change, I don't think you can't.
Does anyone know of any way?