There are a couple of things you can do so have a play with them;
In recent versions of Excel (definitely in 2007, maybe earlier) there is an option to link data from a web source - go to the Data tab and choose "From Web", input your URL (the one you provided doesn't work so I can't do an example) and select the table you're importing.
You can also use something like a scripting tool - in Firefox I use iMacros which allows you to run a script which scrapes data off websites and can input that into a file.
If you want to get really cleaver then you can use a combination of Google Docs, Many Eyes Wikified and Yahoo Pipes to turn almost any website/data source into a constant data feed.
Check out this example of pulling data out of Wikipedia and have a hunt through this blog for other ideas of what you can do with these tools.
There are even more options if you can find an RSS feed of the data but I'll leave that for now!
In recent versions of Excel (definitely in 2007, maybe earlier) there is an option to link data from a web source - go to the Data tab and choose "From Web", input your URL (the one you provided doesn't work so I can't do an example) and select the table you're importing.
You can also use something like a scripting tool - in Firefox I use iMacros which allows you to run a script which scrapes data off websites and can input that into a file.
If you want to get really cleaver then you can use a combination of Google Docs, Many Eyes Wikified and Yahoo Pipes to turn almost any website/data source into a constant data feed.
Check out this example of pulling data out of Wikipedia and have a hunt through this blog for other ideas of what you can do with these tools.
There are even more options if you can find an RSS feed of the data but I'll leave that for now!
