depends on your kung-fu...
you could get your quote from pse via their site example Jolibee
http://www.pse.org.ph/html/MarketInformation/stockinfo.jsp?securitySymbol=JFC
use perl to get the table info (HTML::TableExtract)
go crazy with the data.
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plug bert wrote:
Hi All!
i've tried ghostview/ghostscript, pdftotext, pdf2html, and ps2ascii; none of them seem to do a good job of preserving the original pdf document's layout properly.
i thought it would be great to somehow import the daily stock quotes from www.pse.org.ph into Calc or Excel, but the formatting should be preserved so that i can use the "delimited" option to parse the data into columns.
Can anyone suggest any other utility? Thanks
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