So what are you trying to do, just get the numbers on the end? You can use like mid and instr combination to find the text CommentID= then just remove the commentID from the string leaving only the numbers.

That would be something like this
    Dim X
    X = Mid(MyTextField, InStr(MyTextField, "CommentID="))
    X = Replace(X, "CommentID=", "")
    MsgBox X

Ask Richard to add a custom id or class so it's easier for you to grab

Otherwise you'll just have to traverse the DOM as usual.

Adam, right now I go to the page and hover my mouse over the link to see the commentID, then I have a function that uses that ID to grab either the Quiz or the Transcript and save it for retrieval. I would like to automate that process as much as possible. Alex thanks for the suggestion.
Rick, would that be possible? or if I configure how to grab them without having that I'd be happy to do that as well.

It should be easy enough to read the comment IDs like Adam said, but I'm not going to set anything up specifically for this because what you're seeing now is only temporary. I plan on adding actual fields in my database for the transcript instead of just making it a comment; it'll be part of the master page, and the quiz is going into a whole separate quiz engine. So right now, they're just dropped into comments for simplicity's sake. Also, if you're screening my website, be careful because if you scrape it too much, I do have logic in my code that will ban your IP address. I think the limit is set to 40 hits per minute to thwart spammers and bots. I think Adam ran into that limit once. Lol.

Rick, thanks for the info. What I'm doing now is not hard or time-consuming. And, I'm doing it on demand so I'm only scrapping twice when I do and then not every day.