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  1. 11-19-2019, 08:21 AM #1
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    Post Issues Sraping Data from Web with VBA

    I write a code in VBA that

    1/ open a website and fill the form .

    2/ After filling the form which table of Information I get I want to pull that data in excel .

    But I am not able to pull the table data to excel .


    The Code
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    befor run the code unable MS Internet Control and MS HTML Library


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    Plz run the code for better understanding .

    plz Help me to do the 2nd Part
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    Re: Issues Sraping Data from Web with VBA

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