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Looks like this has been asked and answered... &nbsp;:)<br />
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Looks like this has been asked and answered...  :)

https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/21362045/Save-Target-As-concept-for-a-hyperlink.html [https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/21362045/Save-Target-As-concept-for-a-hyperlink.html]

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Hello everybody.<br />
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I have to download a file by the navigation of a hyperlink.<br />
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The hyperlink address is in cell B1 of sheet 2: something like<br />
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<a href="https://rrr.xxxxxxx.com/example/?Example=2580,^xxxx,^2299^xxxx^xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx==" rel="ugc nofollow">https://rrr.xxxxxxx.com/example/?Example=2580,^xxxx,^2299^xxxx^xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx==</a><br />
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The file name is simply file.xls<br />
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Neither user nor password are required.<br />
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How could I automatically save it in a specific folder?
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Hello everybody.

I have to download a file by the navigation of a hyperlink.

The hyperlink address is in cell B1 of sheet 2: something like

https://rrr.xxxxxxx.com/example/?Example=2580,^xxxx,^2299^xxxx^xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx==

The file name is simply file.xls

Neither user nor password are required.

How could I automatically save it in a specific folder?

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