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What exactly are you looking for? Is there some way in which the above code does not work? You seem to have all the elements necessary to meet your design goals - where is the disconnect? You clearly state you are having difficulties, but what those are are unclear. How (Not) To Ask A Question. Perhaps if you simplified by modifying each script to perform your task with a fixed input and then merged the two?

In reply to Re: Combining Excel Parser with Google Scholar Scraper by kennethk
in thread Combining Excel Parser with Google Scholar Scraper by ochez

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