Can you use selenium in VBA?

How to use selenium in VBA Excel?

Thanks in advance to whoever will help me with this.

I need a macro in vba to login to a website and print "Thank you for logging in" based on a condition met. For the logging in process, I'm using Selenium, and the basic idea of my code is: Sub test(). Dim myurl As String, webdriver As New WebDriver. myurl = "". Set webdriver = New WebDriver. webdriver.Url = myurl webdriver.GoToElement(By.Id("email"))
'webdriver.FindElement(By.Id("email")).SendKeys "user123"
webdriver.FindElement(By.Id("passwd")).FindElement(By.Id("signin"))
test.Click End Sub. The above code is not working. The test part is where it is not working.

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What is selenium for VBA?

I'm trying to figure out what a program should do when selenium is not installed, and it doesn't even exist.

So when you have an option called 'Open internet explorer', should it open a web browser, or should it not even exist? I think there should be two more options: 'Open a new internet explorer window' and 'Open an existing internet explorer window' which would mean that the program would run under the conditions where the option 'Open internet explorer' does not exist. I think it should also be possible to check if a browser is installed on the computer and if it's not, to either install a browser or to install selenium. And I'm sure there's many other things which could be done in this program. Selenium is a way of automating browsers using VBScript. It is currently used by the AutoIt suite (which is a free open-source automation framework), but is not available for public use.

So, when you say "not exist", do you mean it does not even exist as an installable program? Because if that is the case, then you are doing something wrong. Selenium works very well and can be used by anyone.

I guess the question is "what does this program do when it has no browser installed?". There are a couple of ways of doing this. The first is to write a small application that will determine the version of IE on the computer and then look for the presence of Selenium. If it doesn't exist, then your program will then download it from the selenium website. This is a simple way of doing it.

Another way is to use a COM library that will work with Internet Explorer. It's not so simple, but works. The main reason why you would want to do this is if you have a requirement that your users need to have a specific version of IE to use a specific site.

To be honest, it's not a job for a program, but a person who will be able to install a browser on the computer. Or you can automate it using a script (that's what AutoIt is for), but it's not really worth it since the task is quite simple.

You might be able to find a way to get around this.

How to install selenium basic for VBA?

I try a lot of method but none works.

I downloaded selenium basic for vba from here and added path to the system folder of VBA, but when I run the project, this error appears: Active Access. Object Error: Runtime error '2819'. Invalid Object State or argument. Please help me how to install and use it (using VBA). Here is all the code I added that I already searched: Sub Teste2(). Dim Firefox As New OpenQSelenium.Firefox() Firefox.Start("C:Program FilesMozilla Firefoxfirefox.exe")
Debug.Print Firefox.GetTitle()

End Sub. Sub Teste3(). Dim Driver As New InternetExplorerDriver(). Driver.Start "" Public Function GetWebElement(ByVal URL As String) As WebElement. Dim myURL As String = URL. Debug.Print GetWebElement(myURL) End Function. There is an error in your code, if you're using Visual Basic 2024 you must declare every variable using Option Explicit. So for this line: Dim Firefox As New OpenQSelenium.Firefox() must be: Dim Firefox As New OpenQSelenium.Firefox() And then must add your reference to : System.Windows.Forms
Because if you are calling an Excel function from VBA and your form is on a sheet with the code is called by Excel it won't work. You can add the reference for Visual Basic after the declaration of the function. If you add it before the code execution.