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In processing the response, we can look at the StatusCode to make sure the request succeeded and then use the parsed json in the Data parameter to extract complex information from the response. In the above example, the request is fairly simple, so we can skip creating a WebRequest and instead use the Client.GetJSON helper to GET json from a specific url.

For proxy environments, Client.EnabledAutoProxy = True will automatically load proxy settings.Authentication support is built-in, with suppory for HTTP Basic, OAuth 1.0, OAuth 2.0, Windows, Digest, Google, and more.XML support is still possible on Windows, follow these instructions to use a custom formatter. Note: XML support has been temporarily removed from VBA-Web while parser issues for Mac are resolved.
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To upgrade from Excel-REST to VBA-Web, follow the Upgrading Guide To start from scratch in Excel, VBA-Web - Blank.xlsm has everything setup and ready to go.To install/upgrade in an existing file, use VBA-Web - Installer.xlsm.It includes support for authentication, automatically converting and parsing JSON, working with cookies and headers, and much more.
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VBA-Web (formerly Excel-REST) makes working with complex webservices and APIs easy with VBA on Windows and Mac.
