Challenge #13: HTML Table Parsing

[otresca]

My solution

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[msicak]

Spoiler

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[CapriceW]

Here goes!

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[ipeng]

Learned from solution. Great practice!

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[Amarendra]

Attached is my solution, learnt a lot of about Regex with this one, thank you! 

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[AndrewLehm]

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[JamesMA]

Got blanks instead of Nulls at the end, a tricky challenge!

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[KeithTroutt]

Tough

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[Verakso]

A nice and simple challenge

After I resolved this, it has been fun to see all the other and different approaches that has been used.

It could either be, that since this is an "old" challenge, that the RegEx tool has not been used more, or it is simply because the lack of knowledge in regards to Regular Expressions.

If the latter is the case. I would recommend the following resources

• Live Training: Parsing with Regular Expressions
• 20 Token RegEx Expressions For The Newbie
• Introduction to Regular Expressions (Partner Training)

I am no RegEx expert myself, and I had to use https://regex101.com/ a couple of times before I got something that worked 😉

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I am still amazed on all the different approaches that has been done so far.

That just proves, that there is not just one right answer, when you are using Altertyx.

Best Regards
/Thomas

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[GiuseppeC]

I forced myself into the RegEx route and glad I did: challenging, but gets you what you want in a fast and elegant way!

Good exercise about 'lazy' vs 'greedy' quantifier configuration.

My solution attached.

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