How to do web scraping in Excel?

How to extract data from HTML file to Excel using VBA?

I am trying to extract the data from HTML to Excel using VBA with the code below. Sub Sample(). Const URL As String = "". Dim ie As Object, objIE As Object, objHTMLCall As Object, objTitle As Object, objBody As Object, html As Object. Set ie = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application") With ie. .Visible = True .Navigate URL Do While Not.Busy And.readyState 4: DoEvents: Loop
End With. On Error Resume Next. Set objHTMLCall = ie.Document On Error GoTo 0. With objHTMLCall. Set objTitle =.getElementsByClassName("title")(0).innerText
Set objBody =.getElementsByClassName("body")(0).innerText
Set html =.getElementsByClassName("title") Debug.Print html(0).innerText
Debug.Print html(1).Print html(2).Print html(3).Print html(4).Print html(5).Print html(6).Print html(7).Print html(8).innerText
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Can you use VBA to scrape data?

I read an article about using a macro to scrape the data in Excel. I do believe it can be used to scrape data from SPSS and other software for that matter. What do you think?

P. I am not a programmer. I have a lot to teach people here.

I'm no coder but if you get a vba Add-In for excel working it would be quite easy to use it to scrape data. You can use stuff like. ActiveChart.SeriesCollection(1).Values = Range "Your selection"

Etc. Just put vba codes found in the above link but in the macro editor to rdo your "scraping" and you can do most anything you like in excel once you have the macro. No coding skills are needed.

RE: ? hi, in fact you can use Excel categories and labels to "scrape" data. I do this every day in the daily payroll area I do have some VBA codes for doing data entry and also for setting up charts, so it would be possible what you want.And once the data is in excel, you can do whatever you want with it. At worst case if you don't want or need anything back, you can simply delete the excel data, and if what you want is a lot of records, then it's simply a matter of reentering them in SPSS.

And then, that what I do all the time! or in other words nick b not bemused stated it the following way: pinging mepmdg ping mepmdg. If you are trying to reproduce reports, you won't get something identical to what is produced by SPSS. If you are trying to reproduce a report that is meant to be shared with others, be warned that you may hit problems with confidentiality.

Also, you may not be able to get your settings back exactly as they were when you used SPSS. My advice would therefore be to choose to do something that gives you the most value of SPSS with the least fuss.

Is VBA compatible with Edge?

I need to create a form with an edge-compatible list of items and allow users to select one or more of those items and then click a button to populate that form with the selected items. My original plan was to create a blank form in excel with an embedded template and then create a template in VBI found an Edge template on the internet that is compatible with VBA so I figured I would give that a try.

However, when I create a new form using the template, I get an error message saying. "The selected list contains an incompatible selection type. This list cannot be used in the specified environment." If I am using the right template, then why is this error message being thrown? The only thing I have changed in the template is the name of the form and the name of the combobox. I am trying to get answer as to whether this template is Edge compatible or not.

Here is my template code: Private Sub FormOpen(). Dim fm As New Form. With fm. .name = "TestForm" .ID = "TestForm" .FormStyle = fmstyle.fmstyleAutomatic
.Style = "Form-1.1"
.Visible = msoTrue .Height = 200 .Width = 300 .OnClose = Me.Destroy
.ControlSource = "TestForm" End With. End Sub. The error message in question is referring to the fact that the data source is a List. While you can use a ComboBox to select items from a List, you cannot select items from a List by clicking on them in a ComboBox.

You need to convert the data source from a List to a Range (or at least a RangeList). To make this work, the best approach is to use an Object Library to keep the code clean.

How to do web scraping in Excel?

You're probably aware of how to scrape web pages with Python, but it's not always clear how to do that in Excel. This article will explain how to do it in Excel, and it will work with the following examples: How to scrape all the prices of a product on Amazon. How to scrape all the prices of a product on Ebay. How to scrape all the prices of a product on Walmart. How to scrape all the prices of a product on eBay. The first thing you need to do is to get the URL of the website you want to scrape. For example, the URL of the product on Amazon is Then you need to open a new Excel file. In this case, we'll call it prices.xlsx.

Let's start with the first example. The URL of the product on Amazon is The first thing you need to do is to open a new Excel file.