Hi,

Sounds like you're stuck with a pretty clunky approach. Since the columns in the HTML table are not differentiated I think you'll have to resort to old-fashioned HTML scraping. Something like (from the example you gave):

LOCAL lcString,lni,lni2,lcRec
USE myTable
lcString=STREXTRACT(FILETOSTR("myHTMLFile.html"),"<TBODY>","</TBODY>")
lcString = SUBSTR(lcString,AT("<TR>",lcString,2))  && Skip headings

FOR lni = 1 TO OCCURS("<TR>",lcString)
  * Parse a record
  APPEND BLANK IN myTable
  lcRec = STREXTRACT(lcString,"<TR>","</TR>",lni)
  FOR lni2 = 1 TO 7
    REPLACE (FIELD(lni2)) WITH STREXTRACT(lcRec,"<TD>","</TD>",lni2)
  ENDFOR
ENDFOR

You'd need a DBF set up in the right format (all strings as it stands) and it will, of course, break if the HTML changes. I'd have thought the .NET guys could cobble something together to deliver this in valid XML in 10 minutes....

HTH, Regards,
Viv