VBA help - download zip and copy csv to excel sheet

laborday05

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Hello experts! If anybody can help me out with this question I would very thankful. I am not VBA savvy and I imagine this is much simpler for you all to code. It would be helpful if I could manage to use a macro to automatically zip a file from a website and copy the csv file data to a saved excel workbook. A new zip file is populated every hour, so I would want to pull the most recent file. I would need to grab the most recent csv zip, not the xml zip. The csv file contains data in columns A through H and I would want to have that automatically copied and then pasted into my saved excel file. The location of the files is at ERCOT MIS
If you need any other details, please let me know!
Thanks in advance!
 

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