Microsoft does have an ActiveX webbrowser control that I've used in the past and as Panji explainshow to create a web browser control in excel
Panji Tengkorak
If what you're looking for is to display the html table as it is without the need to calculate the value later you can use WebBrowser Control, do this to add the WebBrowser control on a Sheet:
- In Excel open the form in Design view.
- Right-click the menu bar and then click Control Toolbox.
- In the toolbox, click the More Controls tool. A menu appears that lists all the registered ActiveX controls in your system.
- On the menu of ActiveX controls, click Microsoft WebBrowser Control.
- On the sheet, click where you want to place the control.
- Move and size the control to the area you want to display
Then put this line of code anywhere you want it, it can be on a button or on your workbook event. In the following example I use button click:
Sub Button3_Click()
ThisWorkbook.ActiveSheet.WebBrowser1.Navigate2 "http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=area+51&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=31.839416,60.732422&ie=UTF8&ll=37.237811,-115.807614&spn=0.015614,0.029655&t=h&z=15"
End Sub
It should be relatively simple to get coordinates from the spread sheet into the url.
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