Macro to download file from website

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This is the command that will tell the macro what web page to visit. Column D: ="SAVEAS TYPE=HTM FOLDER=c:\web-pages FILE=" B1 ".html" This saves a copy of the web page on your hard drive. View Full Version: Using VBA to download a file from a website. NomalAnomaly. , AM. Hello, These days I'm creating an automation which should open a website, log in and download a CSV file from a certain location within the website. I just tried to download excel template .xltm) using this macro. It works and downloaded but I think it's corrupted. I can't open that file. Do you have any idea about that. Additional info: Original file size 34kb. Downloaded file size 29kb. Thank You!

Well, I have some good news for you: Excel and VBA can help you avoid this manual procedure. Below you will find a sample workbook, which takes as input the URLs of the files you want to download. Then, by just selecting the download folder and pressing the “Download Files” button, every file is downloaded in the chosen folder. VBA download file macro. In some cases you will need to download large files (not text/HTML) and will want to be able to control the process of downloading the data e.g. might want to interrupt the process, enable the user to interact with Excel (DoEvent) etc. Hi All, I have the below mentioned code which downloads the file from a website. but the issue is that it doesn't directly download the file on the given path it gives a popup box to get the confirmation from the user that he wants to 'Open', 'Save' or 'Cancel' the download.