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My solution:
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Not sure how scalable my answer is for different formats of HTML, but glad other people have worked it out and I can see it is possible with the XML parsing tool.
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My solution - started using Multi-Row Formula tool and Cross-Tab tool, but switched to Column tool for the first time, really usefull.
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Challenge #13, done.
Regex makes things as easy as pie.
Cheers,
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Took me a while to figure out a good RegEx, but it was worth it.
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As long as the format of the incoming data is consistent, this workflow works.
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