Macro to download pdf from list of urls

You could be more explicit in you request. These link to a webpage that displays a PDF document, but the browser prompts the user to enter username and password before viewing. Deepak - I was able to find a solution to this in the apple community forum. JeevanJ New Member. Hi Deepak, I cannot save the files as. Please help. SJ32 New Member. Deepak said:. Click on the second link in the list. All the links will now be highlighted Green to indicate they have been selected.

As we are not interested in extracting the names of the links. From the dropdown, choose the Download to Dropbox option. On the left sidebar, click on the green Get Data button. You can now test, schedule or run your scrape. In this case, we will run our scrape right away. Register To Reply.

If solved remember to mark Thread as solved. Originally Posted by patel Thanks anyway. Last edited by patel45; at AM. Originally Posted by Kyle Re: Macro to download PDF files from a list of URL's I suspect it is because when you click the link, your browser passes the cookie to the website telling it that you have logged in. I was wondering if there was a way to list out the names of the fields within a pdf form.

In my office we are required to retain a specific form for up to a year. We review these forms on a quarterly basis to verify the users of our database. It's a tedious process. We don't know the names of any of the fields however. Eventually I would like to iterate through all the pdf files in a folder. Excel workbook solution. After selecting the DLL file you have two choices: you can either register or unregister the DLL file by pressing the buttons Register.

It's OK if the file opens first but it not necessary. The file name change from time to time but it's written in a specific cell in Excel. Let us say that it's A1 in sheet1. The path is the same every time so that can be written directly in the code How to use this tool: Save the following attachment in your system File Properties Tool. Unzip the file and open. Browse the folder which has your files. Click on 'Get File Properties' button.

Done, you will get all the files available in the folder along with file properties. To clear the data, click on 'Clear Data'. The primary aim of AnalystCave. Visual Basic for Applications is a powerful tool to help you Excel at automation and helps make your office life easier. Excel also has a checkbox for Enable Excel 4.

The code is written to save your document in the same folder as the Excel file currently resides. If you need to make modifications, hopefully, you will be able to follow along with my code comments and customize the code to. SaveAs PDF. Activate a new worksheet to put the result. This workbook for example is already sorted and can be further processed quite easily.

Moreover, the workbook constitutes a one click solution, so, by clicking to the funny icon the list is created and sorted automatically. To use this function simply provide the URL of the file and file name to save on local drive.

This function uses System. Learn More. The add-in contains over ready-to-use macro examples, including the macro examples above. Editing is an optional step if you want more information on the files. Otherwise you can Load the query without editing. Remove the Content Column. If all you're looking for is the list of file names from the folders, then you don't need this column.

This column can be used to import data from multiple files in multiple folders For illustrative purposes, below is an example of a possible usage where I use a form's open event to push a listing of a folder's files only text files in this example into a listbox.

Honestly, Excel should be your last weapon of choice there, as far as it is really not a web-scraping software. Still, it is quite possible, if you give it a try.

Let's say you would like to the title and the link of the VBA books on Amazon. Here are the steps you need to follow to use the code from any of the examples: Open the Workbook in which you want to use the macro.

Hold the ALT key and press F This opens the VB Editor. Right-click on any of the objects in the project explorer. In the Folder window click Browse, navigate to the folder then click OK. When the list of documents opens click Transform Data.