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URL too long in Excel (VBA).
Working in Excel 2002 (XP) and VBA 6.3.
Trying to open up a web page in Excel. The address of the web page is over 255 characters which appears to be in excess of the limit that excel allows. The error received is that the address could not be found. Is there a way around this? The open method used in VBA is: Workbooks.Open Filename: The exact Error is: Run-time error '1004': Method 'Open' of object 'Workbooks' failed Thanks in advance. JM for MC |
URL too long in Excel (VBA).
Hi JP,
Is it possible for you to map part of the url then use in your vba code the new map drive and add the rest of the url to have your full path. This should shorten the entire url. Stephane "JP" wrote in message m... Working in Excel 2002 (XP) and VBA 6.3. Trying to open up a web page in Excel. The address of the web page is over 255 characters which appears to be in excess of the limit that excel allows. The error received is that the address could not be found. Is there a way around this? The open method used in VBA is: Workbooks.Open Filename: The exact Error is: Run-time error '1004': Method 'Open' of object 'Workbooks' failed Thanks in advance. JM for MC |
URL too long in Excel (VBA).
Hi,
That is not an Excel limit, it's an internet limit. -- John johnf 202 at hotmail dot com "JP" wrote in message m... | Working in Excel 2002 (XP) and VBA 6.3. | | Trying to open up a web page in Excel. The address of the web page is | over 255 characters which appears to be in excess of the limit that | excel allows. The error received is that the address could not be | found. Is there a way around this? | | The open method used in VBA is: | Workbooks.Open Filename: | The exact Error is: | Run-time error '1004': | Method 'Open' of object 'Workbooks' failed | | Thanks in advance. | JM for MC |
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