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    Automate click "Select" button using vba

    Hi there,

    I am trying to duplicate the caode I found from the following website:
    http://www.exceltrainingvideos.com/h...ing-excel-vba/

    However, my code didnt work as expected, i.e. it does not automate the clicking on the "Select" button.
    the source code is this....... input type="submit" value="Select"

    I am just duplicating the code... however it doesn't work.
    It did give any error message. The macro just skip the code when I debugged it using F8.

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    Can someone point out my mistake?

    Thank you.

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    Re: Automate click "Select" button using vba

    That post you copied your code from is at least 2 years old. The problem with writing code to interact with web sites is that the site can change.

    It looks like Google has updated their approach to account management since that code was written. If you log into Gmail for the first time with no history, the screen first asks for an email address and has a Next button to move forward. There is no box to enter a password. Your code errors at that point but the code (unwisely) ignores the error and continues. Then you have to press a Next button to move to the next screen to enter your password.

    Once you have logged in using this email address, the next time to login you will not see the first screen, and will be taken directly to the second screen.

    This should all be evident to you as you F8 through your code while watching the Internet Explorer window at the same time.
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    Re: Automate click "Select" button using vba

    Why not just submit the form?

    Without seeing the rest of your code I can only guess but something like this might work.
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    Re: Automate click "Select" button using vba

    Update: The code is working fine now after adding this:

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    Thank you.

    Quote Originally Posted by Norie View Post
    Why not just submit the form?

    Without seeing the rest of your code I can only guess but something like this might work.
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    Hi Norie,

    Thank you for the reply and apologize for the late reply. Was away to overseas.
    I do not know how to submit the forms... would you be able to help me?
    Below is my code:

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    Thank you!

    HC
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