Capture examples
Try the table before exporting your own.
Small, fictional datasets with known row counts. Open a sample, capture it with the extension, and compare the values with the reference files.
HTML table with merged headers
Three product rows beneath two header rows. Flatten the headers in Studio before comparing with the reference file.
Table inside an iframe
Three product rows inside a separate same-origin document. Scan the frame, then check all three columns.
DIV table with ARIA roles
A table built from DIV elements. It has three product rows and explicit table, row and cell roles.
JavaScript-loaded rows
Start with one row, load two more, and rescan. Compare the export before and after loading.
Check the result
Each example contains the same three products: Desk lamp, Cable, USB-C, and Notebook A5. The unit counts are 12, 8, and 20. Keep the leading zeros in the SKU column. The reference workbook has a single header row; it is a comparison target, not a promise that every source layout exports without editing.
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For instructions, read website tables to Excel or dynamic table capture.