I'm doing database entry for a company and it involves going through a shit ton of schools on the government directory page an copy pasting them in to a word document, it's slow as fuck anyone here know how to do it quicker? Red Lines in image show what I need to copy everything else is unnecessary, it's a really slow process, wondering if you can help me out, been blurred out for privacy of schools, if you really want the numbers or addresses for pranks then it's a public government website, everyone has them, go nuts
I'm doing database entry for a company and it involves going through a shit ton of schools on the government directory...
Other urls found in this thread:
dude......its a db. sql dump that bitch and paste output
Hey there, retarded person here, how do I do this please?
Why a word document? What type of database is it?
Addresses for schools as a way to to do mail outs for training seminars
Just write some JavaScript or something. The only way to do it more efficiently is going to involve at least a bit of programming.
Try this
> www (.) import.io
works pretty good, just create an account and follow the instructions.
Linux, cl bash script... 2min worth of work tops.. run.. profit? Look it up..
Post link
This OP
Is op kill?
regex with capture should do it fast and accurate
Sorry OP here, going to try out import.io any tips for a java script to use?
Just use import.io, download as csv and google how to convert that to excel
Post the link and ill do it for you, the anxiety is killing me
OK, so I only need the schools from Victoria, from S through to Z the other ones are already done, is this possible? www
(.) australianschoolsdirectory.com.au/search-result.php
And I only Need their names and addresses, nothing else
bump for interest
www.xkcd.com/1171/
Bump to stay alive
Op google throwawayemail and gimme your email address so i can contact you
wget and grep
An hour ago i would have done it, im going to sleep now, sorry op
eh?
All good dude, you don't owe me anything
this... easy as shit for beginners and no need to reinvent the wheel
> (You)
>eh?
Google