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Hi Don...It's hard to figure it out without being able to look at the source code, but hopefully one of the following approaches will work. Take a look at the source code behind the page and search for "Export". The code around there will give you a clue as to what you need to do. Often, the button will have a name (an ID), if so the following construction should work
IE.Document.getElementByID("button name").click If the code reads such that when the button is clicked a form is submitted, then use a construction like ie.document.forms(enter a number or a "name").submit Sometimes the button is an image. If so, use something like If ie.Document.all.Item(x).tagname = "IMG" Then to identify the item number for the button image and then ie.document.all.Item(number).Click should work. Again, it's hard to say exactly what to do without seeing the code, but hopefully this will get you going in the right direction...Ron |
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