VBA - HTML element click

Here is another approach. Basically it populates a collection of img tags, then from there iterates over each one looking for when the src matches.

Option Explicit

Sub findElementBySrc()
    Dim IE          As Object
    Dim element     As Object
    Dim elements    As Object

    Set IE = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application")

    'Find all the img Tags, this is in a collection
    Set elements = IE.document.getElementsByTagName("img")

    'iterate over the collection to find an item -
    'that matches the src property
    For Each element In elements
        On Error Resume Next ' to skip over elements without a src property
        If element.src = "/cs/fsprd/cache/PT_EXPAND_1.gif" Then
            element.Focus
            element.Click
            'element.FireEvent ("OnClick") 'commented out, sometimes needed
            Exit For
        End If
    Next

    Set IE = Nothing
End Sub

Try this:

Dim IE As Object
Dim img As HTMLImg 
Dim i As Integer 
Set IE = CreateObject("internetexplorer.application")

IE.navigate "yourwebsite"

Set HTMLdoc = IE.Document 
Set img = Nothing 
i = 0 
While i < HTMLdoc.images.Length And img Is Nothing 
    If HTMLdoc.images(i).alt = "Expand section Prepayment Penalty" Then Set img = HTMLdoc.images(i) 
    i = i + 1 
Wend 

If Not img Is Nothing Then 
    img.parentElement.Focus 
    img.parentElement.click 
Else 
    MsgBox "Image title not found" 
End If 

Try this too:

Dim IE As Object 
Dim i As Integer 
Set IE = CreateObject("internetexplorer.application")

IE.navigate "yourwebsite"

Set HTMLdoc = IE.Document 

For each l in HTMLdoc.getElementsByTagName("a") 
   If l.ClassName = "PSLEVEL1SCROLLAREAHEADER PSLEFTCORNER" Then
       l.Click
       Exit For
   End if
Next