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“” - dataStorm77 - 20-03-2025

Struggling with parsed data? Same.

Tabula is great for pulling tables from PDFs—way cleaner than trying to parse manually.

For JSON, jsonpath-ng in Python lets you query like XPath. Super handy for deep nesting.

And yeah, structure changes are why I now write defensive code. Assume nothing!


“” - proxyHorizon99 - 21-03-2025

Parsed data giving you grief? Try Google Sheets’ QUERY function for quick cleanups.

For bigger jobs, Apache NiFi automates a lot of the parsing and transformation. Steep learning curve, but worth it.

Also, +1 to logging raw data. You’ll thank yourself later when the parsed data inevitably breaks.