>Hi,
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>>Thanks. Hmmm, seems bit of a faff to me.
>Not neccessarily.
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>>This is (hopefully) a definitive style of input that one of our customers sends, that has to be converted to a VFP table. I don't know what .the "raised border" delimiter is in an HTML file.
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>Should just be an attribute.
Not one of my areas of expertise/experience I'm afraid.
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>>Guess I'll just have to save file as Excel then import that - easier :-)
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>So this is something you need to do with a specific HTML page on a regular basis?
>If you can completely automate the process and end up with the VFP structure that you want then I guess using Excel is fine (assuming you know Excel is available). OTOH it's probably possible to build a parser to do the job in half an hour or so (but, of course, I haven't seen the HTML so....)
Cheers Viv
I know that excel is available as this is an in-house u/t for us to accept the customer's data, to do with bus ticket m/c data where that data is not stored electronically. In the past the data was sent as XLS or CSV - now they've suddenly changed it to HTML. I suspect that once converted to XLS I can reuse the code I've already written for such.
Terry
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