Finding nth occurrence and displaying information within.

[RockandGrohl]

Hello all,

I have a block of HTML that I need to table'ise in Excel.

The format of this data is unfortunately a gigantic block of HTML code with the relevant fields scattered within. It looks like this.

[TABLE="width: 326"]
<tbody>[TR]
[TD]

Mrs F Ake 12 Madeup Villas Phoneyton City of Not FF4 K3Y 01234 567891 <tbody> </tbody>

Mrs Ake would like the following rooms: 1 Twin Additional Notes: ONLY WANTS THIS HOLIDAY AND A TWIN ROOM. For tour: 123456 - Staying at: Selected Hotel, Yorkshire on Saturday 19 March 2016 for 2 nights Picking up from City of Not

<tbody>
</tbody>

[/TD]
[/TR]
</tbody>[/TABLE]

You may have to quote my post to get the HTML tags as this forum auto-displays them.


What I would like to do is separate all the fields into columns which have the following headers:

Title
Initial
Surname
Addr1
Addr2
Addr3
Addr4 (If there is a result)
Postcode
Phone
Room Req
Tour
Pickup


Thus, the following data would be as follows:

Title - Mrs
Initial - F
Surname - Ake
Addr1 - 12 Madeup Villas
Addr2 - Phoneyton
Addr3 - City of Not
Addr4 -
Postcode - FF4 K3Y
Phone - 01234567891
Room Req - Twin
Tour -123456
Pickup - City of Not


So how to do this.. I think if I can search for n instances of {td}%{/} (where { is < and % is wildcard) then I could potentially identify each field, then assigning each field to each column. So in the above example, the first instance of {td}%{/td} is "Mrs F Ake" then I could split each string out via the spaces into the relevant columns.


What do you think, is this possible?