Suresh: When you say the web table has 4 values, is the web table a 1 x 4 or 4 x 1 or 2 x 2 format? Just curious. One option is in the datatable is to have a column called wetbl and have your four values in that cell, something like value1;:value2;:value3;:value4. In your code call wetbl and then use the split function to create an array, wetbl_arr. wetbl_arr(0) will have value1, webo_arr(1) will have value2, etc. I assume cell(1,1) should be equal to value1, etc. hth, Parke
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