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Tables are one of the most common data representation structures on websites. Tables make it simple to visualize large amounts of data in rows and columns and make it easier for comparative analysis. And so websites that need to show a lot of data use a table format.
Hence, you will see tables on websites related to sports, finance, and other niches where large amounts of data need to be shown. This data can be important for research and identifying trends and opportunities.
In this blog post, we will talk about 3 different ways to export HTML tables into Excel easily for such analysis.
Table of Contents
- Copy HTML Table to Excel/CVS Without Any Coding
- Import HTML Table to Excel Directly
- Export HTML tables to Excel using JavaScript
Copy HTML Table to Excel/CVS Without Any Coding
One of the easiest ways to export an HTML table into Excel is to use Octoparse. One of the best web scraping tools is used to extract data from web pages without any coding skills being asked. You can set up the whole scraper easily using its point-and-click interface. It also provides advanced functions like pagination, loop, scheduled scraping, IP rotation, etc.
