Using VB in Excel to pull data from certain websites

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Lets say column A1:A100 has FEDEX training numbers. Then is column B2:B100 I have the following address repeated "http://www.fedex.com/Tracking?clienttype=dotcom&ascend_header=1&cntry_code=us&language=english&mi=n&tracknumbers=" So in cell C1 I do a concatenate(B1,A1) to make a whole tracking url.

Is it possible to create code that will go to the url and specifically only pull the delivery date from the FEDEX website.
 

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