VBA to copy data from a website

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Buna ziua. The problem is that your website does not hold its data in a HTML table. Excel can easily work with websites holding data in HTML tables. Everything else is a pain. In your case the site is built up using javascript.

I wouldn't know where to start trying to automate a capture of text that is not in HTML. To understand what I mean: right click on the web page, then select 'View page source". The source of the page will be shown. But nowhere in this text can you find anything you see in the tables. So how can I ask VBA to find the wanted text?
 
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Hi cipirca, I found this in YouTube. It may be useful for what you need:
 
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