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Unable to import data from webpage to google sheets
Google Sheets ImportHTML can't find table?Returning keywords from parsed webpage Google Spreadsheet - Show sheets depending on type of userImporthtml() & Importxml() “Could not fetch URL” - Only on specific webpageimporting website to google sheetsGoogle sheet api integration geetin error like InterruptedExceptionGoogle Sheets - Finding the most recent date based on a valueHow to import a field from MarketWatch in Google SheetsGoogle Sheets - Import Range within a QueryGoogle Sheets ImportHTML can't find table?
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I know how to use the importhtml function of google spreadsheets but there is one webpage which refuses to load the table. Link given below.
https://www.dream11.com/cricket/fantasy-scorecard/1027/14047
I even tried the below code in google developer console to check the table index but this also did not solvevar i = 1; [].forEach.call(document.getElementsByTagName("table"), function(x) console.log(i++, x); );
Please help
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I know how to use the importhtml function of google spreadsheets but there is one webpage which refuses to load the table. Link given below.
https://www.dream11.com/cricket/fantasy-scorecard/1027/14047
I even tried the below code in google developer console to check the table index but this also did not solvevar i = 1; [].forEach.call(document.getElementsByTagName("table"), function(x) console.log(i++, x); );
Please help
google-sheets google-sheets-api google-sheets-formula google-sheets-query google-sheets-macros
asked Mar 23 at 21:51
SabhaSabha
354120
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I know how to use the importhtml function of google spreadsheets but there is one webpage which refuses to load the table. Link given below.
https://www.dream11.com/cricket/fantasy-scorecard/1027/14047
I even tried the below code in google developer console to check the table index but this also did not solvevar i = 1; [].forEach.call(document.getElementsByTagName("table"), function(x) console.log(i++, x); );
Please help
google-sheets google-sheets-api google-sheets-formula google-sheets-query google-sheets-macros
asked Mar 23 at 21:51
SabhaSabha
354120
I know how to use the importhtml function of google spreadsheets but there is one webpage which refuses to load the table. Link given below.
https://www.dream11.com/cricket/fantasy-scorecard/1027/14047
I even tried the below code in google developer console to check the table index but this also did not solvevar i = 1; [].forEach.call(document.getElementsByTagName("table"), function(x) console.log(i++, x); );
Please help
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To test whether a site is able to be used with IMPORTHTML, turn off javascript and load the page. If the content isn't there anymore, it's not actually part of the html and so it's not compatible with IMPORTHTML.
This is the case with your link—sorry. That table is populated after the fact and so it cannot be seen by Sheets.
Find a new source for that data.
Related: Google Sheets ImportHTML can't find table?
answered Mar 25 at 15:23
Joel ReidJoel Reid
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Thanks for your reply. It definitely makes sense. I am not good at javascript and programming stuff. What I see from the webpage is that it is divided in two parts. Do you think there would be a different URL for the left side of the page? If yes, will it then be easier to importhtml? Thanks
– Sabha
Mar 25 at 19:11
1
No. It's not a frame or canvas element—that table is inserted after the fact by javascript. That page is flatly incompatible with the way IMPORTHTML works and you'll need to use a different source.
– Joel Reid
Mar 25 at 19:14
I understand... One last question.... Is there a way to scrape the info somehow. Can you suggest a source?
– Sabha
Mar 25 at 19:16
No, sorry. I don't know anything about that data, and any other potential sources for it. I can imagine some… caching service you run on a computer, which loads and renders and re-serves the table to Google's importer, but I'd say anything of the sort would be MUCH more work that copying the data in a web browser and pasting it every time you use the spreadsheet.
– Joel Reid
Mar 25 at 20:37
Thank you so much for your guidance and assistance. God bless !
– Sabha
Mar 25 at 21:06
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To test whether a site is able to be used with IMPORTHTML, turn off javascript and load the page. If the content isn't there anymore, it's not actually part of the html and so it's not compatible with IMPORTHTML.
This is the case with your link—sorry. That table is populated after the fact and so it cannot be seen by Sheets.
Find a new source for that data.
Related: Google Sheets ImportHTML can't find table?
answered Mar 25 at 15:23
Joel ReidJoel Reid
6451510
Thanks for your reply. It definitely makes sense. I am not good at javascript and programming stuff. What I see from the webpage is that it is divided in two parts. Do you think there would be a different URL for the left side of the page? If yes, will it then be easier to importhtml? Thanks
– Sabha
Mar 25 at 19:11
1
No. It's not a frame or canvas element—that table is inserted after the fact by javascript. That page is flatly incompatible with the way IMPORTHTML works and you'll need to use a different source.
– Joel Reid
Mar 25 at 19:14
I understand... One last question.... Is there a way to scrape the info somehow. Can you suggest a source?
– Sabha
Mar 25 at 19:16
No, sorry. I don't know anything about that data, and any other potential sources for it. I can imagine some… caching service you run on a computer, which loads and renders and re-serves the table to Google's importer, but I'd say anything of the sort would be MUCH more work that copying the data in a web browser and pasting it every time you use the spreadsheet.
– Joel Reid
Mar 25 at 20:37
Thank you so much for your guidance and assistance. God bless !
– Sabha
Mar 25 at 21:06
add a comment |
To test whether a site is able to be used with IMPORTHTML, turn off javascript and load the page. If the content isn't there anymore, it's not actually part of the html and so it's not compatible with IMPORTHTML.
This is the case with your link—sorry. That table is populated after the fact and so it cannot be seen by Sheets.
Find a new source for that data.
Related: Google Sheets ImportHTML can't find table?
answered Mar 25 at 15:23
Joel ReidJoel Reid
6451510
Thanks for your reply. It definitely makes sense. I am not good at javascript and programming stuff. What I see from the webpage is that it is divided in two parts. Do you think there would be a different URL for the left side of the page? If yes, will it then be easier to importhtml? Thanks
– Sabha
Mar 25 at 19:11
1
No. It's not a frame or canvas element—that table is inserted after the fact by javascript. That page is flatly incompatible with the way IMPORTHTML works and you'll need to use a different source.
– Joel Reid
Mar 25 at 19:14
I understand... One last question.... Is there a way to scrape the info somehow. Can you suggest a source?
– Sabha
Mar 25 at 19:16
No, sorry. I don't know anything about that data, and any other potential sources for it. I can imagine some… caching service you run on a computer, which loads and renders and re-serves the table to Google's importer, but I'd say anything of the sort would be MUCH more work that copying the data in a web browser and pasting it every time you use the spreadsheet.
– Joel Reid
Mar 25 at 20:37
Thank you so much for your guidance and assistance. God bless !
– Sabha
Mar 25 at 21:06
add a comment |
To test whether a site is able to be used with IMPORTHTML, turn off javascript and load the page. If the content isn't there anymore, it's not actually part of the html and so it's not compatible with IMPORTHTML.
This is the case with your link—sorry. That table is populated after the fact and so it cannot be seen by Sheets.
Find a new source for that data.
Related: Google Sheets ImportHTML can't find table?
answered Mar 25 at 15:23
Joel ReidJoel Reid
6451510
To test whether a site is able to be used with IMPORTHTML, turn off javascript and load the page. If the content isn't there anymore, it's not actually part of the html and so it's not compatible with IMPORTHTML.
This is the case with your link—sorry. That table is populated after the fact and so it cannot be seen by Sheets.
Find a new source for that data.
Related: Google Sheets ImportHTML can't find table?
answered Mar 25 at 15:23
Joel ReidJoel Reid
6451510
answered Mar 25 at 15:23
Joel ReidJoel Reid
6451510
answered Mar 25 at 15:23
Joel ReidJoel Reid
6451510
answered Mar 25 at 15:23
Joel ReidJoel Reid
6451510
6451510
Thanks for your reply. It definitely makes sense. I am not good at javascript and programming stuff. What I see from the webpage is that it is divided in two parts. Do you think there would be a different URL for the left side of the page? If yes, will it then be easier to importhtml? Thanks
– Sabha
Mar 25 at 19:11
1
No. It's not a frame or canvas element—that table is inserted after the fact by javascript. That page is flatly incompatible with the way IMPORTHTML works and you'll need to use a different source.
– Joel Reid
Mar 25 at 19:14
I understand... One last question.... Is there a way to scrape the info somehow. Can you suggest a source?
– Sabha
Mar 25 at 19:16
No, sorry. I don't know anything about that data, and any other potential sources for it. I can imagine some… caching service you run on a computer, which loads and renders and re-serves the table to Google's importer, but I'd say anything of the sort would be MUCH more work that copying the data in a web browser and pasting it every time you use the spreadsheet.
– Joel Reid
Mar 25 at 20:37
Thank you so much for your guidance and assistance. God bless !
– Sabha
Mar 25 at 21:06
add a comment |
Thanks for your reply. It definitely makes sense. I am not good at javascript and programming stuff. What I see from the webpage is that it is divided in two parts. Do you think there would be a different URL for the left side of the page? If yes, will it then be easier to importhtml? Thanks
– Sabha
Mar 25 at 19:11
1
No. It's not a frame or canvas element—that table is inserted after the fact by javascript. That page is flatly incompatible with the way IMPORTHTML works and you'll need to use a different source.
– Joel Reid
Mar 25 at 19:14
I understand... One last question.... Is there a way to scrape the info somehow. Can you suggest a source?
– Sabha
Mar 25 at 19:16
No, sorry. I don't know anything about that data, and any other potential sources for it. I can imagine some… caching service you run on a computer, which loads and renders and re-serves the table to Google's importer, but I'd say anything of the sort would be MUCH more work that copying the data in a web browser and pasting it every time you use the spreadsheet.
– Joel Reid
Mar 25 at 20:37
Thank you so much for your guidance and assistance. God bless !
– Sabha
Mar 25 at 21:06
Thanks for your reply. It definitely makes sense. I am not good at javascript and programming stuff. What I see from the webpage is that it is divided in two parts. Do you think there would be a different URL for the left side of the page? If yes, will it then be easier to importhtml? Thanks
– Sabha
Mar 25 at 19:11
Thanks for your reply. It definitely makes sense. I am not good at javascript and programming stuff. What I see from the webpage is that it is divided in two parts. Do you think there would be a different URL for the left side of the page? If yes, will it then be easier to importhtml? Thanks
– Sabha
Mar 25 at 19:11
1
1
No. It's not a frame or canvas element—that table is inserted after the fact by javascript. That page is flatly incompatible with the way IMPORTHTML works and you'll need to use a different source.
– Joel Reid
Mar 25 at 19:14
No. It's not a frame or canvas element—that table is inserted after the fact by javascript. That page is flatly incompatible with the way IMPORTHTML works and you'll need to use a different source.
– Joel Reid
Mar 25 at 19:14
I understand... One last question.... Is there a way to scrape the info somehow. Can you suggest a source?
– Sabha
Mar 25 at 19:16
I understand... One last question.... Is there a way to scrape the info somehow. Can you suggest a source?
– Sabha
Mar 25 at 19:16
No, sorry. I don't know anything about that data, and any other potential sources for it. I can imagine some… caching service you run on a computer, which loads and renders and re-serves the table to Google's importer, but I'd say anything of the sort would be MUCH more work that copying the data in a web browser and pasting it every time you use the spreadsheet.
– Joel Reid
Mar 25 at 20:37
No, sorry. I don't know anything about that data, and any other potential sources for it. I can imagine some… caching service you run on a computer, which loads and renders and re-serves the table to Google's importer, but I'd say anything of the sort would be MUCH more work that copying the data in a web browser and pasting it every time you use the spreadsheet.
– Joel Reid
Mar 25 at 20:37
Thank you so much for your guidance and assistance. God bless !
– Sabha
Mar 25 at 21:06
Thank you so much for your guidance and assistance. God bless !
– Sabha
Mar 25 at 21:06
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