I'm not sure if I understand the nature of your problem. You say:

i am getting the expected result. But problem is that , i couldn't maintain the structure. I would like to display the table as format as in the html (selected column).

Do you mean that you are not getting just the three particular columns you want in your output ('Account, Detail, Amount')? If that's the case, then maybe the first row of the HTML table should be using  <th> tags instead of  <td> tags -- I'm guessing that HTML::TableExtract may be relying on the markup to be that way, so it knows where to find the "header" labels in the html table structure.

If that's not the issue, then you'll need to explain your problem more carefully. Just what sort of output are you getting, and how does it differ from your intention, exactly?

In reply to Re: How to catch table format display from actual html using TableExtract? by graff
in thread How to catch table format display from actual html using TableExtract? by Anonymous Monk

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