I am constantly extending the Scrape HTML Add-In when I have some spare time. Today’s update adds Caching to the Get* functions. See the latest version of the Excel Scrape HTML Add-In here: Excel Scrape HTML Add-In Why caching? The primary concept of the Add-In is to reduce any need for writing VBA code. However, […]
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Excel Scrape HTML Tool added to the Scrape HTML Add-In
As I mentioned I am planning to extend the Scrape HTML Add-In with additional tools and functionalities. Scraping HTML content should not require any VBA coding – this rule is guiding the further development of this tool. See the latest version of the Excel Scrape HTML Add-In here: Excel Scrape HTML Add-In Adding to the […]
Excel Scraping HTML by Regular expression continued…
After my post on “SCRAPE HTML BY ELEMENT ID, NAME OR… ANY REGEX!” I have been thinking about tinkering the macros a little bit more to make scraping HTML content even easier and reducing any additional needs for writing VBA code. What was missing in the puzzle was additional parsing of the scraped content i.e. […]
Versioning Excel files with Excel VBA
Usually when developing Excel solutions you want to version you file often to prevent data loss due to the application crashing etc. You will probably also want to keep the older versions of you files to be able to go back and recover any previously working code. When you do this once or twice in […]
Animated VBA Progress Bar for Excel and Access
A VBA Progress Bar can be used to manage your users anxiety about the execution time of your VBA Macro. Sometimes there are very large and complex solutions built in Excel (which is a mistake mind you), where calculations or macro executions can take minutes or even hours. This causes many issues, especially for the […]