Help. I decided to offer a free camera lens on my youtube channel. When I decided to do so, I did not realize that youtube does not have a tool for exporting the subscribers. You need to be subscribed to be able to enter. So I will have to manually capture all records. They look like this

Eli Stern,,,
10-Nov-19,,,
1 subscriber,,,
,,,
Abdessamed Ham,,,
15-Nov-19,,,
0 subscribers,,,
,,,
Arne Martinson,,,
22-Nov-19,,,
0 subscribers,,,
,,,

I need to reach, scrub and output to look like this:

1,Eli Stern, 10-Nov-19,1 subscriber,,
2,Abdessamed Ham,15-Nov-19,0 subscribers,,
3,Arne Martinson,22-Nov-19,0 subscribers,,

I'd greatly appreciate your help. I used to programme years ago, but after two hours I am just producing garbage. My channel is Ordinary Filmmaker for this interested.

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