Table Capture is a free Chrome extension that allows users to copy entire HTML tables displayed on single Web pages and paste them in a spreadsheet or export them to Google Docs.
The extension appears as an icon in Chrome's URL bar when HTML tables are present on a page and lists them in a dropdown menu, which highlights the tables on mouse-over.
From the developer:
Chrome itself actually does a great job of copying tables to the clipboard when selecting, copying and pasting tables natively, but often selecting all of the cells is tedious and if you're a Google Docs user, this just saves time.
May 6, 2012
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This spreadsheet-scraping Chrome extension can import basic spreadsheets, but little else. Unless you're a Google Doc die-hard, stick with Table2Clipboard, its more functional Firefox equivalent.
READ OUR FULL REVIEW »Table Capture was able to copy individual tables for importing to Excel, but will not automatically scrape this entire 406-page database of South Dakota lobbyists.
READ OUR FULL TEST RESULT »Because Table Capture was designed for single Web pages with HTML tables, it was stumped by this database of physicians in British Columbia.
READ OUR FULL TEST RESULT »Table Capture is not designed to collect information from this database of linked PDF documents submitted to the Obama-Biden transition team and is simply the wrong tool for the job.
READ OUR FULL TEST RESULT »While Table Capture can capture single HTML tables resulting from manual database searches, it was not designed to scrape multiple pages or search form databases like this teacher registry from British Columbia.
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