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2 kwi 2018 · How do I open an HTML page in the default browser with VBA? I know it's something like: Shell "http://myHtmlPage.com" But I think I have to reference the program which will open the page.
I want to extract data from a web site using VBA. I have managed to extract some part of the output, but is not a complete one. Could anyone give me a hint about my code?
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.
20 cze 2021 · I have some VBA coding experience, but I am still an intermediate. I face the following problem: The HTML code of the data I want to scrape cannot be accessed by using getElemetbyID, getElementbyName, getElementsbyClassName or getElementsbyTagName
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.
10 wrz 2010 · However, the sample code below contains all three methods in order to show how to use them. Once you have the form, you can loop through all the form fields with foreach. Within the loop, check the name of each element (if available) and write into the designated text.
15 gru 2021 · The best way to error handle within a Loop is by using On Error Resume Next along with Err.Number to detect if an error has occurred (Remember to use Err.Clear to clear the error after each occurrence).
