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Opening a browser session from a VBA Script 1

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Daedelus

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How can I open a browser and follow a link from a VBA script, and control the size and position of the browser window?

I have an Excel spreadsheet application that organizes data in the spreadsheet for entry into a form on our Intranet. I would like to have it not only organize the data, but also open a browser window sized so that I can still see the data, and link to the site where it needs to be entered.

The only way I have figured out to open the browser and go to the site is to follow a hyperlink. But this does not give me any means (that I know of) to control the browser window size and location. Every time I do this, I have to resize and relocate the browser.
 
Hi Daedalus,

In a VBA module try:

Dim IE
Set IE = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application")
IE.Left = 50
IE.Top = 50
IE.Height = 510
IE.Width = 470
IE.MenuBar = 0
IE.Toolbar = 1
IE.navigate "IE.Visible = 1

Ilse
 
Thanks! Is there any way to direct a text stream to the webpage? (I would like to automatically enter data into the entry fields.)
 
Hi Daedelaus,

Sorry, I do not know. Perhaps you can post your question at the VBA forum, maybe one of the gurus over there can help.

Ilse
 
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