I have MS XL Home & MS Office circa 2003
In Excel I am using the following to open a specific web page via IE6 and it
works fine.
Dim webBk As Workbook
Set webBk = Workbooks.Open("http://www.somewebpage.com")

But what code can I then use to close the connection and IE6.

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donwb

webBk.Close savechanges = False
Set webBk = Nothing

Your Workbooks.Open doesn't open the web/IE as such just.
If otherwise you want to close IE you can use IE.Quit, IE.Close,
Set IE = Nothing
which assumes you had earlier Set IE = Application("Internet Explorer")

donbowyer wrote:
I have MS XL Home & MS Office circa 2003
In Excel I am using the following to open a specific web page via IE6 and it
works fine.
Dim webBk As Workbook
Set webBk = Workbooks.Open("http://www.somewebpage.com")

But what code can I then use to close the connection and IE6.

Many thanks for the reply. I appreciate my code doesn't actually open the
web/IE. It does however achieve what I want to do, but unfortunately whilst
the first part of your suggestion does close the Workbook OK the second part
(Set webBk = Nothing) doesn't seem to close the connection??
Perhaps I'm missing something here.
--
donwb


"dysgraphia" wrote:

webBk.Close savechanges = False
Set webBk = Nothing

Your Workbooks.Open doesn't open the web/IE as such just.
If otherwise you want to close IE you can use IE.Quit, IE.Close,
Set IE = Nothing
which assumes you had earlier Set IE = Application("Internet Explorer")

donbowyer wrote:
I have MS XL Home & MS Office circa 2003
In Excel I am using the following to open a specific web page via IE6 and it
works fine.
Dim webBk As Workbook
Set webBk = Workbooks.Open("http://www.somewebpage.com")

But what code can I then use to close the connection and IE6.

Set webBk = Nothing just frees up the variable from memory.
If you had earlier in your code opened IE then IE.Quit
and Set IE = Nothing should be OK.
It would help to show the relevant code you are trying?...
are you programmatically opening IE?

donbowyer wrote:
Many thanks for the reply. I appreciate my code doesn't actually open the
web/IE. It does however achieve what I want to do, but unfortunately whilst
the first part of your suggestion does close the Workbook OK the second part
(Set webBk = Nothing) doesn't seem to close the connection??
Perhaps I'm missing something here.

Thanks for your reply. Apologies for not coming back sooner but have been
trying to fix the issue myself, without success.

What I am trying to do (and all this is programmatically), is to download,
copy, import or any other way get the contents of a specific web page onto an
Excel Worksheet.

I have tried:-
Dim webBk As Workbook
Set webBk=Workbooks.Open("http://www.somewebpage.com)

But I get a runtime error message saying MS Access cannot access the file
"http://www.somewebpage.com" because either it doesn't exist or is being used
by another program €“ neither of which is true.

So then I have tried:-
Set IE = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application")
With IE
.Visible = True
.Navigate "https://www.somewebpage.com "
End With
This brings up the required web page, but I don't know how then to transfer
it to Excel.

Any suggestions would be most welcome.

--
donwb


"dysgraphia" wrote:

Set webBk = Nothing just frees up the variable from memory.
If you had earlier in your code opened IE then IE.Quit
and Set IE = Nothing should be OK.
It would help to show the relevant code you are trying?...
are you programmatically opening IE?

donbowyer wrote:
Many thanks for the reply. I appreciate my code doesn't actually open the
web/IE. It does however achieve what I want to do, but unfortunately whilst
the first part of your suggestion does close the Workbook OK the second part
(Set webBk = Nothing) doesn't seem to close the connection??
Perhaps I'm missing something here.