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On regular basis, i'm importing the web page data in excel by using macro. If
i do not refresh the import button for certain time, the page is redirected
to login page.
I want to send the keys like user ID & pwd to login page & go ahead to the
desired page from where I am getting the data.
Is there any way to log in & go ahead on button click.

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You will find the loginin object will equal nothing if your are already
login. I assume you are lookin for a form (or equivalent)

'get login object
set obj = ie.document .............
if not obj is nothing 'found the login object so login

'add your code here to login in, otherwise skip this code

end if


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