and click To Excel (unformatted). I'm crippled by a lack of web scripting knowledge, and am limited pretty much to click-what-you-see macros. Any help would be appreciated.
If you can’t do this due to privacy reasons, post a screenshot of the HTML provided by the Chrome “Inspect” tool when you right-click on the sub-menu item to be clicked.
Unfortunately, I can't find the text "Excel" anywhere in that image.
Are you sure that you right-clicked on the "To Excel (unformatted)" item, and then selected "Inspect"?
Also, check to see if the "To Excel" is text or image.
It would be better to have the HTML code, so please try this:
On the web page, click to show the "To Excel (unformatted)" item
Right-click on the "Export Data" item, and select "inspect"
In the Chrome Dev Tools display, go up at least one <div> and click on it
Right-click on that and select "expand all"
Right-click again and select Copy > Copy outerHTML
Paste that in a reply to this using a code block with "html" as the language.
Double-check to make sure you can find "Excel" somewhere.
You can do a search of the HTML using the Chrome Dev Tool Search field:
Here's an example of where I searched for "download"
###How To Post HTML Code
When you post HTML code, please put the code in a code block, between lines of triple backquotes: