Auto URL Navigate In Excel Web Browser Through VBA
May 21, 2014
I have 1000 urls to view everyday and identify type of website. Everyday i have to copy that url from excel and paste in browser which consume lot lot time for me. Is it possible to create vba in excel so when i select or move on that url cell (not to click on any click button) url get open in excel only.
I have a spread sheet that I have written that has 2 html links in it. The links work, but they only open in one browser tab. How do I get them to open in different tabs? Opening in two different browser sessions would be acceptable too. I have Excel 2007 and IE 9 but the users may have different versions.
I've been playing about with this for ages, I have row 'U' which I manually link to local JPG files. Basically it has the word "HERE" and linked to a JPG that opens when you click it.
I'm really looking to just RIGHT CLICK a cell in column U, it opens a file browser, when I select the file it places HERE in the cell and links it to the file I've selected.
i have an excel file with over 30 sheets on it. Contained in each sheet is a seperate pivot chart. i am looking for away to navigate around these sheets from the main screen. does anyone have any suggestions or opinions on the best way i can do this? here are my ideas but not sure which would work best
1. Create main sheet at the start and have hyperlinks to all sheets (by doing this how could i navigate back to home page?)
2. Create userform with drop down list of sheet names or search function to search for sheet names and then click on a button to go to sheet? dont know would i be able to do this? will the userform follow to the sheet with the pivot chart so i can select a different one from the same page? how could i hide the userform to view the chart and then bring it back to navigate to another?
I have a file which extracts employee entries when you put the employee code. Have created a form to show the progress % and estimated time for search.
In this form i have added a animation .gif file and it runs fine on my PC but not on any other PC as the .gif file is store on my desktop.
I want to store this .gif file on the workbook and any way i can set a path for the program to pick up the .gif file from the same excel workbook.
I'm looking to create a navigation sheet. Clicking different buttons will switch tabs and take you to the different parts of whichever sheet. Some sheets are several pages long so I thought this would be handy.
I tried using the hyperlink but it doesn't work as expected. It kind of randomly goes there. Ideally, I'd like the top of the page to be at the top of the screen.
I needed to create even the simplest of VB Code and i'm struggling to get a macro to navigate around a worksheet.
Here's what I have so far...
Sub Macro2() Selection.End(xlDown).Select Selection.End(xlDown).Select Selection.End(xlDown).Select Selection.End(xlDown).Select Selection.ClearContents Selection.End(xlToRight).Select Selection.Cut Selection.End(xlUp).Select Selection.End(xlUp).Select Selection.End(xlUp).Select (At this point, I want the cell 2 above the last selected to be highlighted) ActiveSheet.Paste End Sub
when the user selects any cell(s), then hits the command button, I want the code to move the cell(s) selection to the far left i.e. Column "A". I've managed this is a roundabout way, but I'm trying to make a far more elegant version.
Set C = Selection With C While Not C.Previous Is Nothing MsgBox C Set C = C.Previous Wend End With
So C is the selection made my the user, for this example they are just selecting one cell. The MsgBox proves to me the code to moving the cell selection to the left, but the While condition falls as the Previous test condition fails and bombs the macro. I cannot think of another way of doing this. Is there a method that returns X and Y co-ordinates as numbers?
I am having problems refreshing my querytable.. I used the standard code that I found here in Ozgrid, it downloads the version, but when I changed it on the website, it still shows the old number. It does this until I refresh the website (via web browser). I thought the query table went to the site, and downloaded what was there, but I guess not? ...
Every day I gotta enter information in my work's website (intranet), however I dont know that much about manipulate with VBA the Internet Explorer application, for example once I enter information in the website, I gotta enter an ID after that I gotta select the date, then I gotta give some clicks in some checkboxes, then I copy some information from excel and enter that information in the navigator, and finally click on save. The thing is that I do not have access to that website in my home so is impossible for me to provide you with the link... what kind of codes do I need to do it, or where can I find a manual where I can learn to manipulate another application like the Internet explorer with VBA.
I have not been sucessful in trying to click on the resulted links generated by the result page when submiting the "search button"
how can I click on the below link? Perhaps if could just get help in how to retreave from the resulting document source the "candidateId=119328867" number generated by the search java script function below.
This is the source of the link from the searched criteria: ******** LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> //Table_Content var TABLE_CONTENT = [ ["","OK03SW145-B ","Brian Van Horn","App","720 Susan Avenue","Ada","OK"]
I am using Excel 2003 to run a workbook that contains 60 separate worksheets. To make it easier for the techs to navigate the workbook I created a block of 60 autoshapes, (5 blocks high x 12 blocks long) each block hyperlinked to each worksheet and labeled with the worksheet name. I then placed one of these blocks at the top of every worksheet. A tech can click on the block and it takes him right to the page he is looking for, pretty straight forward. It works very well, but as you can guess this is a lot of autoshapes to be stuck in one workbook (3600) and whenever you make major changes to the workbook than the blocks become a factor, and if you resize the columns or add one, or change a worksheet name... I thought about just creating 60 custom buttons and sticking them on a custom tool bar - but I found trying to create a button with a number on it like "34" (for "worksheet 34") was pretty tough in the button editor.
way to create a set of hyperlink buttons that will allow you to quickly navigate through 60 worksheets?
I wanted to create a drop down list where after I make my selection, it will automatically take me to the cell range (same worksheet) assigned to each member in the drop down list.
(E.g. If I select "Accounting" from the drop down menu it will automatically take me to cell A94 - See attachement)
Furthermore, could it be possible that after my selection in the drop down menu, only the specific range (corresponding to my selection) will show up and the rest of rows will just hide?
I have a workbook that contains 30-40 worksheets. Is there a keyboard shortcut or an easier way to move through the worksheets besides using the mouse and clicking the tabs at the bottom?
Insert a drop down list that is attached to a bunch of data to make it easier to navigate through the data.
Therefore, when you chose one item in the list it will populate data in the worksheet for that item in the list and change for each item in the list.
For example, if you have ten people's names in the list when you pick Nancy it will show you information on her and when you pick Scott it will populate with completely different data. The data all coming from one master tab.
I want to assign a macro to a button that will unhide a tab for about 10 seconds, then rehide it and navigate to another tab. How do you do timed commands?
I am using the below code to login to a website from Excel when I close a userform.
What I now need is a way to check if the website is already open to prevent the code from running and I also would like to navigate to another page on the website once its logged in. The web address of the other page is:
[URL]
Sub LogInToRoyalMail() Const cURL = "http://www.XXXXX.co.uk/" 'Enter the web address here Const cUsername = "XXXXXX" 'Enter your user name here Const cPassword = "XXXXXX" 'Enter your Password here
I have used VBA in Excel to open IE, browse, capture web pages, etc. for several years. Now with Vista, IE 7, and Excel 2007 they no longer work. The createobject does create an IE window, but when using the .navigate method it opens a secondary window. The IE object is no longer accessible after the navigate is executed.
Example:
Sub GetKBArticles() Dim IE As Object Dim sURL As String Dim i As Integer
i have a sheet that autogenerates a .csv file and uploads it into a webform. In order to do this I have to open an Internet Explorer window go to webpage and use the sendkye function, my code looks like this:
Dim ie As Object
Set ie = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application") ie.Visible = True ie.Navigate "http://uploadsite/upload.form" 'Check connection til web loop! Do If ie.ReadyState = 4 Then ie.Visible = False Exit Do Else DoEvents End If Loop
if I instead could EMBED the webbrowser into my sheet and then go to the upload site and upload the file directly from the sheet. I have some basic vba skills, but I have never worked with the embedded objects.