Quick tip
There are browser plugins that allow you to copy online tables in other formats
such as text and csv. Perhaps you should investigate intermediate steps to
reach your goal.
Regards
Tony
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> Is this data coming from an actual spreadsheet, or a program that can
> export *.csv (comma seperated values)?
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It's coming from a program, but it's only available in HTML format.
Thanks, your plugin looks good!
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Is this data coming from an actual spreadsheet, or a program that can
export *.csv (comma seperated values)?
If so, you could use my new CSV Import options in my JsonMangler plugin.
After importing the CSV tiddler, there is an option to re-Import each row
as its own tiddler (auto-naming fields
There is one trivial way, yes, but it sets a demand on the input:
If, to use your example, the "Application ID" is in CamelCase form, it will
automatically be linkified.
If this is not acceptable then it is a little more iffy. One way would be
to use the split and join operators for a "search
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