I need a table in Outlook exported in _simple_ html so I can use it in Javadoc
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For documentation purposes I would like to replicate a table I received in an email in Outlook in my program that implements the information in the table.
As this is Java, that means javadoc which in turn means as simple HTML as possible. I tried some various export possibillities like Export to HTML in Outlook, and copy-pasting the table into Excel and then export that. So far the options I've tried creates non-trivial HTML (probably to allow for auto-updating and more) so I look for another approach. All I need is a simple <table><tr><td>.... thing.
I have Windows 10, MacOS and Linux available. Please only suggest things you've actually tried.
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For documentation purposes I would like to replicate a table I received in an email in Outlook in my program that implements the information in the table.
As this is Java, that means javadoc which in turn means as simple HTML as possible. I tried some various export possibillities like Export to HTML in Outlook, and copy-pasting the table into Excel and then export that. So far the options I've tried creates non-trivial HTML (probably to allow for auto-updating and more) so I look for another approach. All I need is a simple <table><tr><td>.... thing.
I have Windows 10, MacOS and Linux available. Please only suggest things you've actually tried.
microsoft-excel microsoft-outlook java html javadoc
asked Feb 8 at 11:51
Thorbjørn Ravn AndersenThorbjørn Ravn Andersen
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For documentation purposes I would like to replicate a table I received in an email in Outlook in my program that implements the information in the table.
As this is Java, that means javadoc which in turn means as simple HTML as possible. I tried some various export possibillities like Export to HTML in Outlook, and copy-pasting the table into Excel and then export that. So far the options I've tried creates non-trivial HTML (probably to allow for auto-updating and more) so I look for another approach. All I need is a simple <table><tr><td>.... thing.
I have Windows 10, MacOS and Linux available. Please only suggest things you've actually tried.
microsoft-excel microsoft-outlook java html javadoc
asked Feb 8 at 11:51
Thorbjørn Ravn AndersenThorbjørn Ravn Andersen
3391317
For documentation purposes I would like to replicate a table I received in an email in Outlook in my program that implements the information in the table.
As this is Java, that means javadoc which in turn means as simple HTML as possible. I tried some various export possibillities like Export to HTML in Outlook, and copy-pasting the table into Excel and then export that. So far the options I've tried creates non-trivial HTML (probably to allow for auto-updating and more) so I look for another approach. All I need is a simple <table><tr><td>.... thing.
I have Windows 10, MacOS and Linux available. Please only suggest things you've actually tried.
microsoft-excel microsoft-outlook java html javadoc
microsoft-excel microsoft-outlook java html javadoc
asked Feb 8 at 11:51
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asked Feb 8 at 11:51
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Try to copy-paste the table to Word rather than to Excel and then use Word's File -> Save As -> Browse -> Save as type: Web Page, Filtered.
answered Feb 12 at 15:45
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A good suggestion, but it did still have a lot of CSS in it. I ended up using r2h.nl/html-word-excel-table-code-cleaner/index.php to get a plain table and then removed a lot of newline. Your suggestion got me going. Thanks.
– Thorbjørn Ravn Andersen
Feb 13 at 11:03
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The suggestion by thims (https://superuser.com/a/1404887/7401) got me going.
Unfortunately, even the filtered HTML export in Word was still too verbose for my purposes. I ended up using https://www.r2h.nl/html-word-excel-table-code-cleaner/index.php which did most of the work and then removed a lot of newlines afterwards and added a border=1.
answered Feb 13 at 11:05
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Try to copy-paste the table to Word rather than to Excel and then use Word's File -> Save As -> Browse -> Save as type: Web Page, Filtered.
answered Feb 12 at 15:45
thimsthims
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A good suggestion, but it did still have a lot of CSS in it. I ended up using r2h.nl/html-word-excel-table-code-cleaner/index.php to get a plain table and then removed a lot of newline. Your suggestion got me going. Thanks.
– Thorbjørn Ravn Andersen
Feb 13 at 11:03
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Try to copy-paste the table to Word rather than to Excel and then use Word's File -> Save As -> Browse -> Save as type: Web Page, Filtered.
answered Feb 12 at 15:45
thimsthims
7,5341833
A good suggestion, but it did still have a lot of CSS in it. I ended up using r2h.nl/html-word-excel-table-code-cleaner/index.php to get a plain table and then removed a lot of newline. Your suggestion got me going. Thanks.
– Thorbjørn Ravn Andersen
Feb 13 at 11:03
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Try to copy-paste the table to Word rather than to Excel and then use Word's File -> Save As -> Browse -> Save as type: Web Page, Filtered.
answered Feb 12 at 15:45
thimsthims
7,5341833
Try to copy-paste the table to Word rather than to Excel and then use Word's File -> Save As -> Browse -> Save as type: Web Page, Filtered.
answered Feb 12 at 15:45
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answered Feb 12 at 15:45
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A good suggestion, but it did still have a lot of CSS in it. I ended up using r2h.nl/html-word-excel-table-code-cleaner/index.php to get a plain table and then removed a lot of newline. Your suggestion got me going. Thanks.
– Thorbjørn Ravn Andersen
Feb 13 at 11:03
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A good suggestion, but it did still have a lot of CSS in it. I ended up using r2h.nl/html-word-excel-table-code-cleaner/index.php to get a plain table and then removed a lot of newline. Your suggestion got me going. Thanks.
– Thorbjørn Ravn Andersen
Feb 13 at 11:03
A good suggestion, but it did still have a lot of CSS in it. I ended up using r2h.nl/html-word-excel-table-code-cleaner/index.php to get a plain table and then removed a lot of newline. Your suggestion got me going. Thanks.
– Thorbjørn Ravn Andersen
Feb 13 at 11:03
A good suggestion, but it did still have a lot of CSS in it. I ended up using r2h.nl/html-word-excel-table-code-cleaner/index.php to get a plain table and then removed a lot of newline. Your suggestion got me going. Thanks.
– Thorbjørn Ravn Andersen
Feb 13 at 11:03
add a comment |
The suggestion by thims (https://superuser.com/a/1404887/7401) got me going.
Unfortunately, even the filtered HTML export in Word was still too verbose for my purposes. I ended up using https://www.r2h.nl/html-word-excel-table-code-cleaner/index.php which did most of the work and then removed a lot of newlines afterwards and added a border=1.
answered Feb 13 at 11:05
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The suggestion by thims (https://superuser.com/a/1404887/7401) got me going.
Unfortunately, even the filtered HTML export in Word was still too verbose for my purposes. I ended up using https://www.r2h.nl/html-word-excel-table-code-cleaner/index.php which did most of the work and then removed a lot of newlines afterwards and added a border=1.
answered Feb 13 at 11:05
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The suggestion by thims (https://superuser.com/a/1404887/7401) got me going.
Unfortunately, even the filtered HTML export in Word was still too verbose for my purposes. I ended up using https://www.r2h.nl/html-word-excel-table-code-cleaner/index.php which did most of the work and then removed a lot of newlines afterwards and added a border=1.
answered Feb 13 at 11:05
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The suggestion by thims (https://superuser.com/a/1404887/7401) got me going.
Unfortunately, even the filtered HTML export in Word was still too verbose for my purposes. I ended up using https://www.r2h.nl/html-word-excel-table-code-cleaner/index.php which did most of the work and then removed a lot of newlines afterwards and added a border=1.
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