Windows 10: 123456 vba

I follow this code, but data should be from excel, as input, help... Option ExplicitConst sSiteName = "https://www.encodedna.com/css-tutorials/form/contact-form.htm"Private Sub CommandButton1_Click Dim oIE As Object Dim oHDoc As HTMLDocument Set oIE = CreateObject"InternetExplorer.Application" ' Open Internet Explorer Browser and keep it visible. With oIE .Visible = True .Navigate sSiteName End With While oIE.ReadyState <> 4 DoEvents Wend Set oHDoc = oIE.Document

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123456 vba

How to automate already Opened IE browser using excel Macros?

Steps:
Step 1: Open VBA editor on a new excel file and create a new module.
Step 2: Copy below code in the vba module.

Sub accessExistingIEBrowser()

On Error Resume Next

boolWindowFound = False
Set objShell = CreateObject("Shell.Application")
WinCount = objShell.Windows.Count
For winNo = 0 To (WinCount - 1)

strURL = objShell.Windows(winNo).document.Location
strTitle = objShell.Windows(winNo).document.Title
If strTitle Like "Sample Form" Then
Set IE = objShell.Windows(winNo)
boolWindowFound = True
Exit For
Else
End If

Next

If boolWindowFound Then
Set doc = IE.document
doc.getElementsByName("fname")(0).Value = "test"
End If

End Sub

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How to automate data entry on a Web page using excel macros?

Pre-requisites:

1 . On the Macro Window, Insert a new module
2. Go to Tools/References
3. Select Microsoft Internet Controls
4. Select Microsoft HTML Object Library

Sample code given below:

Sub dataEntry()

Dim IE As Object
Dim doc As HTMLDocument

Set IE = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application")
IE.Visible = True

IE.Navigate "Lets Automate"

Do While IE.Busy Or IE.ReadyState <> 4
Application.Wait DateAdd("s", 1, Now)
Loop

Set doc = IE.Document

doc.getElementById("num1").Value = 5
doc.getElementById("num2").Value = 4
doc.getElementById("btnCalculate").Click


End Sub

 

Help with Excel VBA Problem?

Can someone help me code the following VBA problem:

"Assume you have a mailing list file. This file is currently the active workbook, and the active worksheet of this book has full name in coloumn starting in cell A1, with the last name last and everything in uppercase letters (such as STEPHEN E. LEE). Write a sub that counts the number of names in the list with last name LEE and then displays the count in a MsgBox. Not that there might be last names such as KLEE, which should not be counted."

Thanks!

 

VBA missing

VBA is part of MS Office and continues to be supported within currently-supported MS Office versions.

If another application requires VBA then it ought to provide it. I can only suggest that you ask Corel how you were supposed to get VBA - perhaps it was an installation option that you did not notice.

Note that VBA is not the same thing as Visual basic. VBA is an Office component, Visual basic is a programming application.

Denis