Excel VBA and web data--I can pull data, can I pass data?

paul_taylor

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OK, so I've used Excel to pull data from websites.

Question:

I need to pull web sites into Excel, but I don't have the actual website url. I have a list of values in Excel that I'll need to pass to the website.

Example, go to web page query form, have Excel pass the value, have Excel click "Go", and then download the web page into Excel from that screen. Or actually worse, there's one more step, the code will have to pass one more click and then download the page. Is this possible? If not, what's the best method and coding language to incorporate for this project?
 

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