Excel Vba Mimic Press Enter Key
I have what I hope will be a simple question. I have a bit of code where I load a web page and enter a number into a field in IE. It is as follows: Option ExplicitPrivate Sub GettingCashAvailDim IE As InternetExplorerMediumDim HTMLDoc As HTMLDocumentDim IEField As HTMLInputElementSet IE = New InternetExplorerMediumIE.navigate 'IE.BusyDoEventsWendDo Until IE.statusText = 'Done'DoEventsLoopSet HTMLDoc = IE.documentSet IEField = HTMLDoc.getElementById('ucGetAccountNumbertxtAccountNumber')IEField.Value = '#########'Now this field supports pressing enter to move to the next page. I could dim a second object for the submit button and then do something like IESubmit.Click to enter the information and navigate to the new screen, but what I'd like to do is somehow send the return key.
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Here is the portion of the source from the web page that I'm interested in: onkeypress='return clickButton(event,'ucGetAccountNumberbtnSubmit')'Do you think there is any way to simply send the enter key? Thanks for the ideas if so, if not I can just get that submit button set to a second input object.
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I can think of two options to get Excel to apply the formatting to the cells in one step.The first is to use the Text to columns functionality even though there is nothing in the column to split.The second option is to copy a value of 1 and paste it into the cells using the Paste Special - Multiply option.Although either method should force an update of the cell formating, I would lean towards the first option.This is incase some of your dates are is stored as text.