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I have a spreadsheet that has thousands of hyperlinks to product images. I need a function or vba code that will check each link to see if it is valid or returns a 404 error, etc.
I have a spreadsheet that has thousands of hyperlinks to product images. I need a function or vba code that will check each link to see if it is valid or returns a 404 error, etc.
Last edited by AliGW; 02-16-2020 at 03:33 AM. Reason: Irrelevant section of title removed.
Is this a spreadsheet or a database? It says spreadsheet, but you've posted in the Access forum section...
Could you attach a sample file so we can see the data layout. Far easier to help that way.
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It is a spreadsheet. Looks like I posted this in the wrong forum. Are you able to help?
The forum will not allow me to paste the links or a file. Going to try sending a private message.
BadlySpelledBuoy: looks like it did attach the spreadsheet.
This thread has been moved to the correct section of the forum.
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Hello GUEST_001,
I have added a button to the worksheet to run the macro. The code and button have been added to the attached workbook.
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Leith Ross
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Leith Ross I tried running the code, but I got a "Run-time error '429': ActiveX component can't create object".
Any idea why?
It is highlighting this section Set MSXML = CreateObject("MSXML2.XMLHTTP")
Hello GUEST_001,
It is probably related to your OS. You don't have that information listed in your profile - you should update it. What version of Windows and Office are you using?
Microsoft Excel for Mac
version 16.33
Please update your forum profile with this information.
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