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I frequently need to copy and paste a page from one of our website's
admin screens into a spreadsheet. The HTML page includes HTML forms, like check boxes and drop-down lists. I can't figure out how to get rid of these HTML form elements. Deleting the column they appear to be in just moves them into the adjacent column on the right. Deleting the single cell the object appears to be in has unpredictable results - sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. I'm pasting as HTML, because the table in HTML drops so nicely into cells. If I paste as Text, each row is a useless unformatted string. Any solutions? Thanks George |
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