GS wrote:
You are getting all of the right stuff from what i would call the
second file.
The first file is
"https://www.nsncenter.com/NSNSearch?q=5960%20regulator&PageNumber=" &
PageNum where PagNum (in ASCII) goes from "1" to "999".
Note the (implied?) space in the URL.

I got Source, NSN Part#, Description from the 1st file. The NSN Item#
links to the 2nd file.

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Would you be so kind as to share your working ADODB code?
Or did you hand-copy the source like i did?

I use std VB file I/O not ADODB. Initial procedure was to copy/paste
page source into Textpad and save as Tmp.txt. Then load the file into an
array and parse from there.

I thought I'd take a look at going with a userform and MS Web Browser
control for more flexible programming opts, but haven't had the time. I
assume this would definitely give you an advantage over trying to
automate IE, but I need to research using it. I do have URL functions
built into my fpSpread.ocx for doing this stuff, but that's an expensive
3rd party AX component. Otherwise, doing this from Excel isn't something
I'm familiar with.

Check. I know QBASIC fairly well, so a lot of that knowledge crosses
over to VB.
Someone here was kind enough to give me a full working program that
can be used to copy a URL source to a temp file on the HD.
Once available all else is very simple and straight forward.
The rub is that function (or something it uses) does not allow a
space in the URL,AND also does not allow https.
So, i need two work-arounds, and the https part would seem to be the
worst.
I do not know how it works, what DLLs/libraries it calls; no useful
information is available.
It is:
Declare Function URLDownloadToFile Lib "urlmon" _
Alias "URLDownloadToFileA" (ByVal pCaller As Long, _
ByVal szURL As String, ByVal szFileName As String, _
ByVal dwReserved As Long, ByVal lpfnCB As Long) As Long

Only the well-known keywords can be found; 'urlmon', 'pCaller',
'szURL', and 'szFileName' are unknowns and not findable in the so-called
VB help.
And there are no examples; the few ranDUMB ones are incomplete and/or
do not work..

I do not see how you use std VB file I/O; AFAIK one cannot open a web
page as if it was a file.