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I am trying to transfer data from a website to Excel:

With my code I get all of the values of COL1:
10117 Berlin AND
Feydelstr AND Entfernung Nur für Kunden sichtbar

But how do I get access

• just to the first two values of COL1? (without the third value *Entfernung:),
• how to the Pic in COL2: ...

I am working on a Node.JS server using Express to generate and download PDFs based on user input. I call the server using Axios POST, and then am expecting the file to be downloaded using response.download() from Express. I recently changed from using the

Now, no file is being downloaded (even fixed-path ones such as on published websites), and the page is reloading before even being prompted for the download.

My code is as below:

print.vue:

I have a php contact form that when submitted validates the fields but this process reloads the page and the form is not at the top of the page so I want it to automatically scroll to the bottom of the page where the form is when validation fails so the user can see the errors. It seems javascript is the only way to do this so I tried echo'ing a script along with the error message but it doesn't work. There are no errors in the browser console, just doesn't scroll.

I took the parsed HTML from the View Source after the new page loads and put it into jsFiddle here. You can see that it scrolls properly in the fiddle but the real site doesn't.

EDIT:
I also tried adding the loading of the jquery library to immediately before the scroll script and it still didn't scroll even though I confirmed the library is loading first. I'm at a loss.

This is a snippet of the php:

I've trying to web-scrape County, Population and Median Home Value using the following VBA code below. This works, but I'm encountering the following problem: The Item numbers (on block quotes below) vary, which means that for certain zip codes, I retrieve incorrect data points, see spreadsheet image below.

I've researched for variable Item numbers, but the only case that comes close is retrieving a collection, then picking out the element by class name. However, the HTML I'm working with doesn't have a class name, see below:

Is it possible to first find the string "County: " and then retrieve the innerText of TagName td? I've also considered returning the entire table, but the data are hosted within two different tables. As you can see, I have some ideas, but can't seem to find a good example to go off of, so I'm kinda lost on the code aspect of it.