How to modify code to scrape data on a daily, weekly and monthly bases on websites

Corried

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Hello Excel supporters...

I am not sure if Worf or anyone in this forum can help me.

Below I have a file & code to scrape data from many links in investing.com

The trouble I am having is this:
On the web page. There is a "Time Frame" box list: Daily, Weekly & Monthly.
However, inspect the element. The box id for the "Time Frame" is id="data_interval", which holds the list for " Daily, Weekly & Monthly."

For some reason. I am not getting the code to give me data on the weekly and monthly bases. It only works for the daily bases.

How can I modify the code to work for all time frames and still maintain my end results in capturing only the latest "Date" and "Price"?...

On the excel worksheet. A dropdown list was created to change the time on the website...

If anyone is willing. Please view the file and code below to examine.

Thanks in advance

Cheers.

VBA Code:
Sub MMM()
LastRow = Cells(Rows.Count, 1).End(xlUp).Row
x = Timer
On Error Resume Next
'Application.ScreenUpdating = False
    With CreateObject("Selenium.ChromeDriver")
        .AddArgument "--headless"
        For i = 2 To LastRow
                 .Get Cells(i, 14)
                 .FindElementById("data_interval").AsSelect.SelectByText (Cells(1, 7).Value)
                  Cells(i, 10) = .FindElementById("curr_table").FindElementsByTag("tr")(2).FindElementsByTag("td")(1).Text
                  Cells(i, 9) = .FindElementById("curr_table").FindElementsByTag("tr")(2).FindElementsByTag("td")(2).Text
                  [N1].Value = Round((i - 2) / (LastRow - 2), 2)
'           [k1].Value = "Progress  : " & Round((i - 2) * 100 / (LastRow - 2), 0) & " %"
        Next
        .Quit
     End With
 y = Timer
' Application.ScreenUpdating = True
 MsgBox "Time:" & Round(y - x, 0) & "  secons"
End Sub

 

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Problème résolu
Il n'y a rien de mal avec le code. J'ai fait une erreur en déplaçant certaines cellules. Cela a empêché la macro de fonctionner correctement.

Je suis désolé pour la cause de la gêne occasionnée
 
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Solution
Good to see you worked it out, but for the future please remember the following. :)

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