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The inspiration for this article came from the still unsolved thread below. The page HTML keeps changing, probably to prevent scraping, but there seems to be a pattern. Maybe by cataloguing everything we can find a way to fetch the desired data.
I need to go back to the thread to test it.
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The inspiration for this article came from the still unsolved thread below. The page HTML keeps changing, probably to prevent scraping, but there seems to be a pattern. Maybe by cataloguing everything we can find a way to fetch the desired data.
I need to go back to the thread to test it.
https://www.mrexcel.com/board/threads/automatically-extract-website-data-to-a-spreadsheet.1196610/page-8#post-5920898