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Have VBA code to logon and walk thru a password secured website the last &nbsp;web page shows a dialog/text box and browse button, the input type of the text box is &quot;file&quot;, so it will only accept input from the file browse there is also a transmit button to upload the file. I am unable to alter the webpage - it is a 3rd party page.<br />
My problem is I am unable to programmatically &nbsp;insert the path and filename of the file to be uploaded into the textbox.<br />
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Have VBA code to logon and walk thru a password secured website the last  web page shows a dialog/text box and browse button, the input type of the text box is "file", so it will only accept input from the file browse there is also a transmit button to upload the file. I am unable to alter the webpage - it is a 3rd party page.
My problem is I am unable to programmatically  insert the path and filename of the file to be uploaded into the textbox.
need some help

Using VBA to Set File Path and File Name in Web Pages in Order to Upload Data

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