Excel vba go to web browser and download file

 · Hi, I have to pull out some reports from my company's intranet web-site (a reporting system) in CSV format on a regular basis and this CSV file is further proceesed using some macros written by me. I would like to automate the process of generating this CSV in the first place. Is it possible to log in to web-site, click on a particular link for downloading a report and save it with new name in.  · I have been trying desperately for months to automate a process whereby a csv file is downloaded, maned and saved in a given location. so far I only managed with excel vba to open the web page and click the bottom to download the csv file, but the code stop and required a manual intervention to to be completed, i would like it to be fully automated if possible. see the code used (I am not the Reviews: 6.  · Hi Guys, Please help. I am new to VBA macro's and want to prepare a macro which will 1. take a path from excel cell, www.doorway.ru internet explorer.

Begin by copying the URL from the webpage (assuming you are previewing the page in a browser). If not, you can type it into the next step's URL prompt. Select Data (tab) - Get Transform (group) - From Web. In the From Web dialog box, paste the URL into the URL field and click OK. Fiddler - In the Web Sessions window select the session which is actually requesting the file for download (it produces the download window with Open, Save and Cancel buttons), then click the Inspectors tab on the right hand side and within that select the Raw tab and click 'View in Notepad' and post the contents of the Notepad window here. If the file is generated by a button (ex download), it is possible to be automatically download using VBA? There is a web page, i have to login with user and password, then i have to click "download" button in order to view and download the excel file.

Hi Guys, Please help. I am new to VBA macro's and want to prepare a macro which will 1. take a path from excel cell, www.doorway.ru internet explorer. To download, you need to do the right-click/save-as. If you have gotten that far (as I suspect, based on the subroutines you are calling, but for which you did not provide the code), then you can probably use the Win API to get the HWND of the Save dialog and possibly automate that event. Santosh provides some information on that: VBA - Go to. I want to the web and lots of people have lots of codes but none of them work. There is where the problem I believe is, I need to open the pdf file with any browser as I do not know what browser they are using, and, I though everyone does not have a PDF reader but the modern browser all of them will open a PDF file.