How to extract data from HTML file to Excel using VBA?
I am new to VBI have an html file containing a report. I want to extract the data and create the tabular report. Can someone please help me out? I have used the below code but it doesn't seem to work.
Dim HTML, URL As String. HTML = ActiveWorkbook.Path & "HTMLReport.html"
URL = URL & "?type=c". Open (HTML). Sub CopyData(). Dim FSO As Object. Dim HTMLFile As String. Set FSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Set HTMLFile = FSO.GetFile(ActiveWorkbook.html")
ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs HTMLFile.Path
MsgBox ("Done"). End Sub. Add Option Explicit at the top of your Module Code. Do that and declare the variables as follows; Dim wb As Workbook, oHtml As Object. Dim sUrl As String. Dim objReader As Object. Now in your Code change the line : Set oHtml = oWB.Worksheets(1).OLEObjects("HTMLTable")
To this;. Set HTMLFile = FSO.GetFile(ActiveWorkbook.html")
With ActiveSheet.OLEObjects(Add(ClassType:="Forms.WebBrowser.1",
Left:=10, Top:=50, Width:=1280, Height:=1100). .Object(navigate URL & "?type=c" End With. And now write the subroutine;. Sub copyToExcel(). Dim objHTTP As New WinHttp.WinHttpRequest Dim obj As Object. With ActiveSheet.OLEObjects(Add(ClassType:="Forms.1",
Left:=10, Top:=50, Width:=1280, Height:=1100). .Object(type=c" .
How do I automatically extract data from a website to Excel?
I'm fairly new to coding and I've created a program that will automatically extract data from website(with python3). I want my program to be able to fetch data from various websites from each of them.
But it is only for one site now since I don't know how to make it do that, I was thinking it was something like this. From webdriver import ChromeDriver. From selenium import webdriver. D = webdriver.Chrome() for item in d.getattribute('innerHTML')) But no. So How do I do this? You can use requests package. And to parse html code, you need BeautifulSoup4. Here is working version of script:
Import requests. From bs4 import BeautifulSoup. Headers =. Options =. Page = requests.get("", headers=headers, options=options). Soup = BeautifulSoup(page.text, 'html.parser')
Print(soup.find('div', ).gettext())
Print(soup.find('ul', ).gettext())
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