Web Data Query: Automatically Add or Append New Web Query Data to Previous Data

krismiller1982

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I'm still struggling to find a solution after several months of searching for an answer. Surely this concept is simple. Yes?

I have setup a web query to grab information from Yahoo Finance ( STOCKHISTORY function does not include adjusted stock prices, so I must use Yahoo Finance ). I'm trying to accomplish the following:

Upon web query refresh, new data is added or appended to the previously queried data. Thus automatically adding new rows of daily data into the table. Is there a way to do this? I appreciate anyones help. Thank you.
 

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