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Shing2011-10-27 23:00:26
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Shing, 2011-10-27 23:00:26

Is there a way to parse heterogeneous price lists?

Nothing comes to mind.
There are pages. There are different formats for displaying prices.
It seems to me that any script will make too many mistakes, which in the end is easier to do by hand.

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polevsl, 2011-10-27
@polevsl

I'll say something like this, but it might help.
Somehow there was a similar task, we used Price Importer .
As analyzed, they gave their own archives and received parsing in Excel and other formats. Well, then we did what we needed.
Paid solution, really.
I don't know how applicable this is to your tasks.

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int03e, 2011-10-27
@int03e

If there are a lot of names in the price list, it's easier to write scripts, even if they are rigidly tied to certain sheets in Excel. Unfortunately, there is no silver bullet, yes.

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sergeyvolobuev, 2011-10-28
@sergeyvolobuev

dig towards algorithms from Data Mining

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Mikhail Lyalin, 2011-10-28
@mr_jok

Mb, is it worth looking in the direction of products for working with price lists?
(http://www.inlinesoft.com/list.php?c=preader
www.pdsprice.ru/
www.tradesoft.ru/products/priceprocessor/
www.price-guru.com/pricepro.sbs-it.zp
. ua/ )

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Shing, 2011-10-27
@Shing

not good enough. from 2 to 50.

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