Need vba to download and copy the data from zip file

Or just use this:
DestWorkbook = "Autobuy.xlsm"
Its folder does not matter for the code as it is already open
 
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Hi Sir,

Thanks for this awesome code !!!!

I have an issue that name of csv file from where I am extracting data includes date and changes everyday as below

https://www.nseindia.com/content/historical/EQUITIES/2019/JUN/cm06JUN2019bhav.csv.zip

as on today,
tomorrow it will be

https://www.nseindia.com/content/historical/EQUITIES/2019/JUN/cm07JUN2019bhav.csv.zip


kindly suggest a change in code.

Thanks...


Or just use this:
DestWorkbook = "Autobuy.xlsm"
Its folder does not matter for the code as it is already open
 
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Hi & welcome to MrExcel Board!
Use this line in the code to get a date dependent url:
Code:
  UrlFile = "https://www.nseindia.com/content/EQUITIES/" & [TEXT(NOW(),"YYYY/MMM/c\mDDMMMYYYY")] & "bhav.csv.zip"
Regards
 
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Hi ZVI,

Thanks a lot for such prompt answer !!!

This has resulted same as I was expecting. But there is a minor thing left which I could not mention at the time of sending my querry.

This code is resulting as below

https://www.nseindia.com/content/historical/EQUITIES/2019/Jun/cm08JUN2019bhav.csv.zip

But there is a minor change in Format of Month Name as below (REQUIRED IN CAPS)

https://www.nseindia.com/content/historical/EQUITIES/2019/JUN/cm08JUN2019bhav.csv.zip

Kindly help me for this change too.

Regards.
 
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Hi, try this then:
Rich (BB code):
  Dim MonthName As String
  MonthName = [TEXT(NOW(),"MMM")]
  UrlFile = "https://www.nseindia.com/content/EQUITIES/" & [TEXT(NOW(),"YYYY/MMM/c\mDDMMMYYYY")] & "bhav.csv.zip"
  UrlFile = Replace(UrlFile, MonthName, UCase(MonthName))
 
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Working 100% accurate.

Big THANKS !!!



Hi, try this then:
Rich (BB code):
  Dim MonthName As String
  MonthName = [TEXT(NOW(),"MMM")]
  UrlFile = "https://www.nseindia.com/content/EQUITIES/" & [TEXT(NOW(),"YYYY/MMM/c\mDDMMMYYYY")] & "bhav.csv.zip"
  UrlFile = Replace(UrlFile, MonthName, UCase(MonthName))
 
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You are welcome, thanks for the feedback! :)
 
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Hi ZVI,

Thanks a lot for such prompt answer !!!

This has resulted same as I was expecting. But there is a minor thing left which I could not mention at the time of sending my querry.

This code is resulting as below

https://www.nseindia.com/content/historical/EQUITIES/2019/Jun/cm08JUN2019bhav.csv.zip

But there is a minor change in Format of Month Name as below (REQUIRED IN CAPS)

https://www.nseindia.com/content/historical/EQUITIES/2019/JUN/cm08JUN2019bhav.csv.zip

Kindly help me for this change too.

Regards.
 
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