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5 gru 2020 · Alternatively, you can use only the tags and check for the class name in a loop for the parsing. The advantage is, that this method will also work with a late bound HTMLDocument: ' Getting the response: Dim objHTML as Object Set objHTML = CreateObject("htmlFile") ' Note: this objHTML.write will not work with early binding!
20 sie 2013 · The VBA file system object can only read asciiII files, and I had saved mine as unicode. Sometimes, as in my case, saving an asciiII file can cause errors. You can get around this, however, by converting the file to binary, and then back to a string.
13 mar 2024 · In VBA, you can parse HTML using the Microsoft HTML Object Library. Add a reference to this library in your VBA editor by going to Tools > References and checking Microsoft HTML Object Library . This gives you access to classes for navigating and manipulating HTML documents.
The MSHTML library can be used along with the Microsoft Internet Controls Library to automate Internet Explorer and retrieve an HTML webpage. Public Sub Example() Dim IE As Object 'SHDocVw.InternetExplorer Set IE = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application") IE.Visible = True . IE.navigate "https://www.bing.com/"
10 lut 2018 · The best method is using its ID, as this is always a unique value. This element's ID is submit-button-42, which you found in this: <id="submit-button-42">. In VBA, you can set a variable to this element by: Dim IE As InternetExplorer, myElement As Object. Set IE = New InternetExplorer.
26 paź 2018 · If you’re scraping data off the web, you’ll likely encounter many websites, each with slightly different HTML structures. In unpredictable cases like this, it is a good idea to pair the VBA GetElementsByTagName method with a strategy that can address HTML variability.
29 sie 2022 · This paves way to solve the compile error. However, without adding the required references in the dialogue box, the code is not going to run. So, go back to the Tools à References dialogue box in the VBA editor and select the references that support the features called out in the code.
