manipulating internetexplorer url in vba

PKiss

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Hi, i was looking around for a solution to a simplification i am trying to implement.

I am sure the obvious is just escaping me.

Given the
Code:
Set ie = CreateObject("internetexplorer.application")
With ie
    .Navigate
is it possible to concatenate

"start of url" strVar "end of url"

Just picked up vba a few days ago. Sorry if this is a redundant question.
Thanks in advance.
 

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My problem was
"end of url" just so happen to be "=x"
it seems to work tho even if i left it out. So i solved my problem.

But would love to hear your insight on the original situation of having
"=x" as the end of url portion
 
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