I think for most of us, you would recreate the entire page. You could
use frames and put the part you want to change in their own little HTML files.
Frames aren't very well received and they take longer, and generally have
larger footprints than people want to look at..

If you control the server you might split it into parts and have the server
create the output on the fly.
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"SpaceCamel" wrote ...
Yes, That would be easy but it is not what I need. I do not want to link to
the workbook. I need to update only a few key elements on the page using
data in Excel. I can tag the HTML elements with ID'd. I need a way to open
the html file, change the innertext then save it.