Private Sub Import()
Dim ie As Object
Set ie = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application")
With ie
.Visible = True
.navigate "h++p://www.mywebsite/mywebpage.html"
Do While .ReadyState < 4: DoEvents: Loop
Range("A1").Value = ie.document.table7.Rows(1).Cells(1)
End With
ie.Quit
Set ie = Nothing
End Sub

Here is a small code that I wrote to import few values from a webpage.
My webpage has a table grid of 5 X 4 (Five columns and Four rows), Name
of this table in javascript is "table7"

It opens IE, navigates to my page but the following line doesn't
execute. What is the correct syntax?
Range("A1").Value = ie.document.table7.Rows(1).Cells(1)

Maxi

does the table7 have the same name of the excel sheet your using it-in.
Make sure there is no confliction between the table and the excel work
sheet name. Check for conflictions with your objects, sometimes using
the same name twice might conflict with objects. To check this make
sure when using the Appendix of Table7.Rows <-- Make sure .Rows Shows
up in the index listing before you append it to the object.


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I wrote this line "Range("A1").Value =
ie.document.table7.Rows(1).Cells(1)" without knowing whether the syntax
is right or wrong. I think there is some problem with this line.

To answer your question, name of my excel file is bd.xls and sheet name
is sheet1. There are no confilicts.


shawnRheal wrote:
does the table7 have the same name of the excel sheet your using it-in.
Make sure there is no confliction between the table and the excel work
sheet name. Check for conflictions with your objects, sometimes using
the same name twice might conflict with objects. To check this make
sure when using the Appendix of Table7.Rows <-- Make sure .Rows Shows
up in the index listing before you append it to the object.