You might be able to capture the table from the website with VBA code and the IE object model. Not clear if it is actually being rendered as a picture or you just can copy it. Excel doesn have OCR but there are packages that will provide output in Excel format. 4 values 5 times. That actually going to be way faster to key than setting up an alternative. If it an ad hoc task I would just key it. You can eyeball-validate 2 values. Larger datasets where accuracy is critical are another story. Recently I built a VBA-based miner to capture records from an irregular collection of documents. The data existed as a table at one point but the table is inaccessible for (absurd) adminstrative reasons. The canonical data only exists as a collection of output documents with format that varies. This data was re-keyed and sent to a 3rd ($rd) party for an analysis. Anomalies in the results revealed input errors. Kind of like paying for a proto made from misdrawn blueprints. Building and debugging the mining code took about 2 work hours. Re-keying the data might conceivably been done in 12 with lots of coffee and shortcuts. And errors. Finding 99.9% of the input errors does not take too long. Finding 1% can take very long indeed. Under deadline pressure Ive resorted to the manual rush and usually regretted it. That extra 12 hours buys accurracy. And that giant collection of output documents is now a messy database instead of just a mess.