So what you also want is the linked file (web page) the image or part#
links to! Here's what I got from
https://www.nsncenter.com/NSN/5960-00-831-8683 (pg4):

1st occurance of <a href="/NSN/5960 is at line 7878;

1st occurance of (MCRL) is at line 7931;

1st occurance after that of <a href="/PartNumber" is this at line 7951;
<td align="center" style="vertical-align: middle;"<a
href="/PartNumber/GV4S1400"GV4S1400</a</td

and the next 3 lines a
<td style="width: 125px; height: 60px; vertical-align: middle;"
align="center" nowrap&nbsp;&nbsp;<a
href="/CAGE/63060"63060</a&nbsp;&nbsp;</td
<td align="center" style="vertical-align: middle;"&nbsp;&nbsp;<a
href="/CAGE/63060"<img class="img-thumbnail"
src="https://placehold.it/90x45?text=No%0DImage%0DYet" height=45
width=90 /</a&nbsp;&nbsp;</td
<td text-align="center" style="vertical-align: middle;"<a title="CAGE
63060" href="/CAGE/63060"HEICO OHMITE LLC</a</td


So you want to go to the next page linked to and repeat the process?

At this point my Excel sheet has been modified as follows:

Source | NSN Item# | Description | Part# | MCRL#
Tektronix | 5960-00-831-8683 | ELECTRON TUBE | GV4S1400 | 4932653
<a href="/CAGE/63060"63060</a
<a href="/CAGE/63060"<img class="img-thumbnail"
src="https://placehold.it/90x45?text=No%0DImage%0DYet" height=45
width=90 /</a
<a title="CAGE 63060" href="/CAGE/63060"HEICO OHMITE LLC</a

General Dynamics | 5960-00-853-8207 | ELECTRON TUBE | 295-29434 |
5074477
line1
line2
line3

...and so on.

So far, I'm working with text files and so I'm inclined to append each
item to a file named "ElectronTube_NSN5960.txt". File contents for the
2 items above would be structured so the 1st line contains headings
(data fields) so it works properly with ADODB. (Note that I use a comma
as delimiter, and the file does not contain any blank lines)...

Source,NSN Item#,Description,Part#,MCRL#
Tektronix,5960-00-831-8683,ELECTRON TUBE,GV4S1400,4932653
<a href="/CAGE/63060"63060</a
<a href="/CAGE/63060"<img class="img-thumbnail"
src="https://placehold.it/90x45?text=No%0DImage%0DYet" height=45
width=90 /</a
<a title="CAGE 63060" href="/CAGE/63060"HEICO OHMITE LLC</a
General Dynamics,5960-00-853-8207,ELECTRON TUBE,295-29434,5074477
<a href="/CAGE/1VPW8"1VPW8</a
<a href="/CAGE/1VPW8"<img class="img-thumbnail"
src="https://az774353.vo.msecnd.net/cage/90/1vpw8.jpg" alt="CAGE 1VPW8"
height=45 width=90 /</a
<a title="CAGE 1VPW8" href="/CAGE/1VPW8"GENERAL DYNAMICS C4 SYSTEMS,
INC.</a

...where I have parsed off the CSS formatting text and html tags outside
<a...</a from the 3 lines. I'd likely convert the UCase to proer case
as well.

The file size is 653 bytes meaning a full page would be about 4kb; 1000
pages being about 4mb. That's 44 lines per page after the fields line.

A file this size can be easily handled via ADO recordset or std VB file
I/O functions/methods. Loading into an array (vData) puts fields in
vData(0) and records starting at vData(1), and looping would Step 4.

I really don't have the time/energy (I have Lou Gehrig's) to get any
more involved with your project due to current commitments. I just felt
it might be worth explaining how I'd handle your task in the hopes it
would be helpful to you reaching a viable solution. I bid you good
wishes going forward...

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