Run-Time Error 91 for Internet Explorer .elements(name).value
 

Hi,

Can anyone provide some advice as to why the line marked "ERROR" below
results in a Run-time error 91?

I know it relates to .elements(nm).Value. I've successfully tested to
see if I can hard-code the name and debug.print the value. However it
won't accept a built-up string (nm).

Sub Test()

Set IeApp = New InternetExplorer
IeApp.Visible = True
IeApp.Navigate "http://www.mywebsite.com"
Do: Loop Until IeApp.ReadyState = READYSTATE_COMPLETE

With IeApp.Document.forms("form")
For Each cell In rng
nm = "rates[" & cell & "]"
cell.Offset(0, 1) = .elements(nm).Value <== ERROR
Next cell
End With

End Sub

Many thanks in advance if anyone can provide some advice.
Regards,
Chris Adams

Run-Time Error 91 for Internet Explorer .elements(name).value
 

Btw, below is the HTML code that I'm trying to extract the value from.
Basically, its a table with boxes populated by numbers, and I'm trying
to get the numbers.

<table class="layout"
<tr
<td class="layout" valign="top"
<table
<tr
<thCcy</th
<th1 GBP =</th
</tr
<tr
<tdAED</td
<td<input type="text" class="rate"
name="rates[AED]"
value="6.8026" /</td <==
VALUE TO GET
</tr

Run-Time Error 91 for Internet Explorer .elements(name).value
 

Btw, below is the HTML code that I'm trying to extract the value from.
Basically, its a table with boxes populated by numbers, and I'm trying
to get the numbers.

<table class="layout"
<tr
<td class="layout" valign="top"
<table
<tr
<thCcy</th
<th1 GBP =</th
</tr
<tr
<tdAED</td
<td<input type="text" class="rate"
name="rates[AED]"
value="6.8026" /</td <==
VALUE TO GET
</tr

Run-Time Error 91 for Internet Explorer .elements(name).value
 

For what its worth, I've fashioned a workaround, less elegant but its
working so far. I loop through the table and push the values back to
Excel. Here's the code.

With IeApp.Document.forms("form")
r = .elements.Length - 3
For i = 1 To r
ccy = Mid(.elements(i).Name, 7, 3)
ccyVal = .elements(i).Value
Set rngCCY = rng.Find(ccy)
rngCCY.Offset(0, 1) = ccyVal
Next i
End With

Thanks to those who took the time to check it out anyway.
Regards,
Chris Adams