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Brian,
You have your reference (ie) to browser from CreateObject() Just use that again. NickHK "Brian Delaney" wrote in message ... Hi and please help! I've got a procedure that opens an IE browser window to a specific web page based on data from a cell and using Set ie = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application") but then I want to reuse the same IE browser window to repeat the procedure using data from a different cell. I've tried using Set ie = GetObject (, "InternetExplorer.Application") but keep getting Error 429. Ideally I'd like to recognize the active IE browser window by its Caption/Name because it remains the same for all data used. In other words, how do I tell Excel to look for a specific active IE browser window before opening a new one, and while I have more than one IE browser window open? Thanks in advance for any help, Brian |
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