Select a button on Internet Explorer via VBA

Subyj

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I am trying to select a button in Internet Explorer via VBA but it is not working. HTML and the VBA codes are below for your reference. Your help is much appreciated.

HTML:

HTML:
                        Go

VBA Code



For Each HTMLElement In HTMLDoc.getElementsByClassName("button button-secondary")
If HTMLElement.Title Like "Go" Then
HTMLElement.Click
Exit For
End If
Next HTMLElement
 

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HTML Code: <span class="button button-secondary"><span><button title="Go" type="submit"> Go </button></span></span>
 
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