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The last 8 days I have been working with DataDefractor - for a customer - to extract data out of Excel sheets and CSV files. I was sceptic in the beginning, but I have to say that you can really extract the desired range of data and getting structured data (in rows and columns) in return.

However I have also noticed that to extract data - in one procesflow - from different Excel files and/or tab’s within Excel files containing the same content, that these files have to be in the same layout/format/structure on which the data range has been defined, otherwise DataDefractor will not give data back (you can see what DataDefractor does by selecting an Excelfile with a slightly different layout… at some point a nested level will not show a range with data).

Do you know if there is a solution for this?

Like to hear from you!

René van Kooten

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