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I have very limited programming knowledge and am a beginner.
I have code to open Internet Explorer from Excel. The website I am accessing requires me to input a username and password. I want to know if there is a way to do that from Excel. I have an example of some code that opens an application, names the application as MyScreen, and then runs the following: If MyScreen.Search("Userid:",14, 5) = "Userid:" Then MyScreen.SendKeys("tpx101<Enter") ..... I'm assuming that the "Search" looks for the ("Userid:") text, but I have no idea what the ",14, 5) = "Userid:" is for. My thinking is that I can do a similar thing with the Internet Explorer Browser--name it, and then send keys to the username and password boxes. I'm sure there is a better way, but I'm working with what I have. Once I've logged into the internet site I then have to click on two separate links to get to a point where I can input information, click a submit button, and then obtain results from a separate browser that opens with the results output in the form of a hyperlink. I click on the results output hyperlink and I have what I'm looking for. Any ideas for using Excel code to run through these steps is much appreciated. Thanks, Matt |
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