This the line which gets highlighted when I click on the section where the data appears after clicking the submit button, and from here Update button is to be clicked. Set objcollection = ie.document.getElementsByTagName("input") ‘I have gone through all the elements with Tagname “input” ' "Submit" button is found but it has no name – that is why Set ie = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application") In the final step of the saving process, Excel deletes the original Excel workbook and replaces it with a temporary copy. When a user saves an Excel workbook to a UNC share location, Excel creates a temporary copy of the workbook.
The second problem is how to access the Update button inside the other section, so that the data will be finally uploaded. This issue occurs because Excel tries to delete the temporary copy of the original workbook on the UNC share. The HTML code, which can be seen on click of F12, is attached below.
This code should create folder named vbscripting in documents folder and copy all excel files from documents into it but it pops up error message run time error 70 permission denied.It works fine when i. This error has the following causes and solutions: You tried to open a write-protected file for sequential Outputor Append. I found this code in tutorial in youtube. An attempt was made to write to a write-protected disk or to access a locked file. Public Sub SubjectClick() Dim objSW As SHDocVw.ShellWindows Dim objIE As SHDocVw.InternetExplorer Dim ie As Object Dim bAppRunning As Boolean Set objSW New SHDocVw.ShellWindows If objSW.Count Then 'new For Each ie In objSW If InStr(1, ie.LocationURL, Range('b24')) Then bAppRunning True ie.Visible True Do DoEvents Loop Until ie.ReadyState 4 '-My Code start here ie.ames. The first problem is how to access the text box inside the form from VBA so that the macro can write a number in that text box and how to access the button to submit the data. This is a repost of excel vba permission denied as i reported to delete that post. I wrote the following code to login to the website and then to navigate to the web page where I have to fill up the performance numbers in a text box. I'm coding in VBA, because a need to display the information in a Word document. Once we are happy with the way data appears on the web page, we have to click another button (Update), which is on the same section, to finally updating the data on website. I'm trying to retrieve items from a SharePoint list using the SharePoint Web API. On the click of a button, the updated data appears on another section, I could not make out if it is an form or frame, which is under the abovementioned form. Once the data is inserted into text box, one button (Submit), which is also on the same form, is to be clicked. These locations allow VBA enthusiasts to run their scripts freely without additional user interaction. However, Mac has some locations that you can use to avoid those access prompts.
The excel will login for different clients by using the combination of username and password for respective clients and then some data are required to be inserted in a text box on a web page, I think the text box is on a form and form is within an iframe, within the web page. People that use VBA with Excel are severely affected since they are constantly prompted for permissions when running their scripts. I have changed the website name in this post for data protection purpose. Stream.I am writing a macro to automate the filling up some data from excel to company website. Set stream = fso.CreateTextFile(fName, False) <-ERROR 70 HERE Is there a work around for the permissions problem or is there another problem that you see?
I would like to pass this app along to others who may not have administrator rights as well. where the folders show I have access in windows permission dialogue. The SELECT permission was denied on the object database object. I recall windows 7 was fickle about allowing writing to certain folders but I am trying to write to my documents, desktop, etc. The following error may be generated when running a report embedded in a custom part.
I'm guessing this is related to the Windows 7 permissions for the folder but I checked them and I am an administrator with full permissions. Set stream = fso.CreateTextFile(fName, False) It worked fine until I re-imaged my computer (Windows 7 Pro). I have a small Excel 2007 app that creates a text file based on the rows.