Auto-Download Multiple tables from Excel's URL list

Hello, VBA gurus,
I am a VBA learner. I need an assistance on how to download bulk of tables from a website automatically. I was told an excel VBA can perform the logic. I have the list of all the URLs of the pages which contain the tables. The workbook for the list is attached. From the list, I want a VBA script that will pick the URL one after the other in column B as shown, open, download and save it with the title in column A as shown in a folder on the window ("C:\Users\Akinyele\Desktop\Stock HV").
I have copied so many scripts online like the one below, but it has not been working. Your help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

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Hi,

I create this sub for download web tables to excel, maybe it helps

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