VBA - web scraping can not find correct GET request

XMLHTTP request and API:

I would use their API as shown below. I have some helper functions to aid with parsing the response. In GetDict function you can set the currencies you are interested in. In function GetRate you can specify the rate you are interested in. If you don't specify, it defaults to "median_rate".

Calling the API:

To get the rates for a particular date, make a[n] HTTP call to the following URL:

http://hnbex.eu/api/v1/rates/daily/?date=YYYY-MM-DD

The date parameter is optional. If not set, the current date (today) is used.

You can parse the JSON response with a JSON parser but I found it simpler to go with using Split to grab the required info from the JSON string. If you are familiar with JSON I will happily update with a JSON parsing example.

Option Explicit

Public Sub GetInfo()
    'http://hnbex.eu/api/v1/
    Dim strJSON As String, http As Object, json As Object
    Const URL As String = "http://hnbex.eu/api/v1/rates/daily/"

    Set http = CreateObject("MSXML2.XMLHTTP")
    With http
        .Open "GET", URL, False
        .send
        strJSON = .responseText
    End With
    'Set json = JsonConverter.ParseJson(strJSON) '<== You could parse the JSON using a JSON parse such as [JSONConverter][1]

    Dim currencyDict As Object
    Set currencyDict = GetDict

    Dim key As Variant, dictKeys As Variant, result As Variant
    For Each key In currencyDict.keys
        result = GetRate(strJSON, key)
        If Not IsError(result) Then currencyDict(key) = result
        result = vbNullString
    Next key

    PrintDictionary currencyDict

End Sub

Public Function GetDict() As Object '<== You could adapt to pass currencies as string arguments to the function. Or even a string array.
    Dim dict As Object
    Set dict = CreateObject("Scripting.Dictionary")
    dict.Add "EUR", vbNullString
    dict.Add "CZK", vbNullString
    dict.Add "HRK", vbNullString
    dict.Add "HUF", vbNullString
    dict.Add "PLN", vbNullString
    dict.Add "RON", vbNullString
    dict.Add "RSD", vbNullString
    Set GetDict = dict
End Function

Public Function GetRate(ByVal json As String, ByVal key As Variant, Optional ByVal rate As String = "median_rate") As Variant
    Dim arr() As String, tempString As String
    On Error GoTo Errhand
    arr = Split(json, """currency_code"": " & Chr$(34) & key & Chr$(34))
    tempString = arr(1)
    tempString = Split(arr(1), Chr$(34) & rate & Chr$(34) & ":")(1)
    tempString = Split(tempString, ",")(0)
    GetRate = tempString
    Exit Function
Errhand:
    GetRate = CVErr(xlErrNA)
End Function

Public Sub PrintDictionary(ByVal dict As Object)
    Dim key As Variant
    For Each key In dict.keys
        Debug.Print key & " : " & dict(key)
    Next
End Sub

Internet Explorer:

You can use an loop with explicit wait for element to be present on page (or populated)

Option Explicit
Public Sub GetInfo()
    Dim IE As New InternetExplorer, t As Date, hTable As HTMLTable, clipboard As Object
    Const WAIT_TIME_SECS As Long = 5
    t = Timer

    With IE
        .Visible = True
        .navigate "https://www.hnb.hr/en/core-functions/monetary-policy/exchange-rate-list/exchange-rate-list"

        While .Busy Or .readyState < 4: DoEvents: Wend

        Do
            DoEvents
            On Error Resume Next
            Set hTable = .document.getElementById("records_table")
            On Error GoTo 0
            If Timer - t > WAIT_TIME_SECS Then Exit Do
        Loop While hTable Is Nothing

        If hTable Is Nothing Then
            .Quit
            Exit Sub
        End If
        Set clipboard = GetObject("New:{1C3B4210-F441-11CE-B9EA-00AA006B1A69}")
        clipboard.SetText hTable.outerHTML
        clipboard.PutInClipboard
        ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("Sheet1").Cells(1, 1).PasteSpecial
        .Quit                                    '<== Remember to quit application
    End With
End Sub