VBA was considered a dead language until new functionalities and objects have been made available to enable data exchange between MS Office products and the Web.
Today VBA offers functions to send HTTP requests, receive HTTP responses and parse the final results using technologies and objects e.g. DOM, XML parsing, JSON parsing, XML XPath, VBA Regular Expressions, ADODB connections to SQL Server and mySQL Databases, generate Web Browsers to embed into VBA forms and much more.
Before into details I have included some lectures for those that are new to understand and get to know Excel, Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) and HTML.
The students will learn the following in this course:
•HTML DOM
•HTML editing tools
•Open a Web page in VBA
•Create HTML Tables with from Excel Worksheets with VBA
•Create HTML Files with a Table of Contents based on Cell Data
•Download File from Website Using Excel
•Scraping data from website using vba
•Get data in an HTML table and display in an Excel file
•Get all the data in an HTML table and display in an Excel file
•VBA Code – To extract data – From website to Excel Macro with ServerXMLHTTP
•Scraping a website HTML in VBA using the HTMLDocument object
•Read data from a website using VBA web query
•Import Website data to Excel
•Embed a browser in an Excel VBA form
•Identify information on a Web Page and display it in human readable way
•Processing human friendly messages
•Generate machine-friendly messages
•Import JSON to Excel
•Import an XML file into Excel
•Get data from the web
•Use the InternetExplorer Object to get Data from the Web
•Use the InternetExplorer object to get elements of an HTML table
•Retrieve single HTML elements using the InternetExplorer object
•Parse and submit an HTML form using the InternetExplorer object
•Trigger events of elements using the InternetExplorer object
•Click on a button and trigger the associated event using the InternetExplorer object
•Enter data dynamically into an HTML form using the InternetExplorer object
•Use XMLHttp to send HTTP requests, receive HTTP responses and parse the content
•Use ServerXMLHttp to send HTTP requests, receive HTTP responses and parse the content
•Using ServerXMLHTTP to GET XML results from a Web page
•Using ServerXMLHTTP to POST XML to a Web page
•Providing authentication info via msxml2.ServerXMLHTTP (use JustGiving API)
•Scrape html by element id, name after response using msxml2.ServerXMLHTTP
•Save MSXML2.ServerXMLHTTP Response text is an HTML Page
•Extracting data from the response of a serverXMLHTTP request
•Extract a table of data from a website using a VBA query
•Pull data into Microsoft Excel with Web queries
•Import HTML content in Excel with Query Tables
•Import HTML table with Web Query
•Invoke a SOAP Web Service from custom VBA Code
•Do a SOAP Request in VBA
•Use VBA to send XML to WSDL
•Create a SOAP Request/Response using XML from VBA
•Get Http Request In Excel Vba
•Build a VBA App from calling an API
•Make REST call with VBA in Excel: WinHttp
•Send HTTP requests with VBA from Excel with WinHttp
•Get Http Request In Excel Vba with WinHttp
•Get JSON Response with WinHTTP in VBA
•Install and configure SQL Express Server and the Management tool for testing
•Connect to a remote SQL Server DB With VBA & ADODB
•Use Excel VBA to Query a SQL Server Database
•Install and configure a mySQL Database for testing
•Connect to remote MySQL Database
•Connect to MySQL database in Excel with VBA and get the data
•Send HTML Email from Excel using VBA
•Show RSS Feeds in Excel
•Read RSS feeds from VBA
•create an rss feed with Excel VBA
•Get Data from Bing Search and display the results using DOM
•Display google maps on a UserForm
•Calculate durations and distances of itineraries from Google Maps with VBA
•Retrieve Address Geocoding with VBA and Google Maps
•Parse strings from HTML code via VBA code using RegEx
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