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Art Steele

Have a Big Question
 
Hello everyone! I have somewhat of a difficult question that I hope
somebody can answer.

Here's the problem I'm trying to design a vba that can take you to a
web site and verify

weather the site works and that there is also a certain keyword there
also. (for example if I just

clicked on http://www.now.com and I'm checking to see if the anchor
text shoe is there by just

clicking on that web address from the spreadsheet without using the
find tool) Now I used the

GoToHtml code and it worked it takes you to that website but that's it
what I'm trying to do

is to be able to select mulitple rows and check them all instead of
just one. I've tried web

queries but that doesn't work. So I'm asking is this possible to do in
VBA and make it a

macro or is there a different way to go about. Thanks to all who reads
this and replies


Madhan

Have a Big Question
 
Hi, your problem can be addressed by, accessing the Internet Explorer object
and using its methods and properties within VBA.

"Art Steele" wrote:

Hello everyone! I have somewhat of a difficult question that I hope
somebody can answer.

Here's the problem I'm trying to design a vba that can take you to a
web site and verify

weather the site works and that there is also a certain keyword there
also. (for example if I just

clicked on http://www.now.com and I'm checking to see if the anchor
text shoe is there by just

clicking on that web address from the spreadsheet without using the
find tool) Now I used the

GoToHtml code and it worked it takes you to that website but that's it
what I'm trying to do

is to be able to select mulitple rows and check them all instead of
just one. I've tried web

queries but that doesn't work. So I'm asking is this possible to do in
VBA and make it a

macro or is there a different way to go about. Thanks to all who reads
this and replies




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