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Default internet connection via excel macro at timed intervels & save data to excel file.

Hi Gang,

I looked around and found bits and pieces to what I was looking for
but did not find all the pieces to put it all togther.

What I am looking to do is use a macro to:

1. Access a company website website once a day (example: 5:45am).
2. Tab over a couple of radio buttons to get a section I need to
download data from ( I think I can do this)
3. Run a query from the website. (essentially clicking on a single
button to extract data from the past 24 hours)
4. Copy all of the data the data that returns (Control A).
5. Paste it unto a blank MS Excel file and save on my computer in a
pretermined folder.


As always my sincere thanks to all the members in the forum!

Sam

 
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