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Guide to Downloading Files Using VBA and WinHTTP Downloading files via VBA often requires more than just a simple URL click. For tasks involving secure sites, custom headers, or large binary files, the (Windows HTTP Services) library is a powerful and reliable choice.

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Downloading a file with WINHTTP using POST/GET and headers (with VBA)

(for ADODB.Stream) 2. The Core VBA Code

' Example: Basic File Download Function Sub DownloadFile(strURL As String, strFilePath As String) Dim http As Object, stream As Object ' Create objects (Late Binding) Set http = CreateObject("WinHttp.WinHttpRequest.5.1") Set stream = CreateObject("ADODB.Stream") ' Fetch File http.Open "GET", strURL, False http.Send ' Save File if Request Successful If http.Status = 200 Then stream.Open stream.Type = 1 ' TypeBinary stream.Write http.ResponseBody stream.SaveToFile strFilePath, 2 ' Overwrite stream.Close End If End Sub Use code with caution.

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The following subroutine demonstrates a standard GET request to download a file and save it locally.