Exporting data from internet explorer to Excel sheet

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Hi All,

I have an saved internet explorer file , here my requirement is i need extract some particular data from IE file to an excel sheet using Excel VBA Macros. I am new to this vb script and excel, I searched in google but I dont get any idea of doing in excel macros.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thank you.

Sathish.

Posted 25-Sep-11 23:35pm

sathish nagulan

Updated 26-Sep-11 0:21am

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ChandraRam · Answer 1 · 2011-09-26T09:38:00

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By "I have an saved internet explorer file", do you mean you now have a .html file? If so, you should be able to use the DOM to decipher the content. Look up XMLDocument and its usage.
HTH

Posted 26-Sep-11 9:38am

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sathish nagulan 27-Sep-11 9:42am

Yes, its an .html file

sathish nagulan 28-Sep-11 6:45am

can you please give me a code in excel vba

ChandraRam 28-Sep-11 6:47am

Google for XMLDocument and DOM. You should find quite a few samples there.