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Hi,
I have a simple request which is driving me nuts ! I wonder if anyone can help ? My request is that I want to open HTML files on remote Web servers and read the contents as text. That's it ! If I use the Workbooks.Open Filename function, then Excel loads the page into a worksheet - this is what I want to avoid. I would rather write some code to parse the HTML text which makes up the content of the document. The Open function just doesn't work on anything other than local files. Essentially, I want to do exactly the same as the code snippet below, but where sSource is: "http://someserver.somewhere.com/example.htm" rather than "c:\example.htm" Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated ! Regards Nick ::CODE SNIPPET STARTS HERE Sub Example_Code Const sSource$ = "c:\example.htm" Dim hFile as Integer hFile = Freefile Open sSource for Input Access Read Shared as #hFile 'Perform various operations on data held within file Close #hFile End Sub ::CODE SNIPPET ENDS HERE |
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