htmlTable | An R package for generating advanced tables

I am trying to create a macro that can take data input from the user and change two parameters(using the input) in my code template. After which I want the macro to be able to copy and paste that template with the updated parameters onto an existing module.

My code accesses a website and scrapes data from it. After which I take a value in my data and put it into specific cells. Now, my code has to access different urls and put the data into a different cell each time, which are the two parameters I am trying to change.

Is there a way to create a code that makes it more user-friendly? Whereby you do not have to access the code editor to change these parameters but instead use an input box which the user can provide info and do the steps above?

Ive tried looking up on the internet about my problem but have not been able to find any methods that can take user input and change the code according to the input.

Any help would be appreciated!

Code template

I've been banging my head on this for a few days now, and I just can't figure out the best way to do it. I've got a script where I collect a bunch of data and output it to an html file (using PSWriteHTML Module, which is where the New-HTMLTable at the end comes from).

I've piecemealed the script together over time so I can gather the data from multiple servers at once, and for the most part, it all works great. As I've added data to the script to collect new info, there's a few parts that I just can't get to work right remotely. I know the piecemeal approach has left me with some redundant code, but I'm just trying to make it all work right before I re-write it again to clean it up, so my apologies for its current state.

The following code works great when I run the script from a server in a Windows Cluster, but I want things to work from any server, not necessarily a Cluster Node.

Here's orig code for this section:

Trying to get data from the second table of this website as the first table only contains the elements of a drop list, for whatever reason this is included as a table in the HTML!

The code refers to a similar page in which, however, the first table is not present, there it works fine, just not on the page with two tables that have different contents.

So the idea is to use the code below, but first to skip the first table and extract only the contents of the second table (tr/td) that match the elements in the given array.

Does anyone have any idea how the code would have to be modified to handle this? Thanks!

Snippet with both tables (run the snippet to see the droplist):

I got this code from a competent user, not sure if he wants to be named. The code searches the HTML content for innerText of certain tags and transfers them to an Excel table, well sorted under the headers, structured as pivot.

I am trying to reference the table from a function outside createHTMLTableFromTableObject() using document.getElementById(). I have created a button that prints to the console the reference to the position in the table but all I'm getting is an error. I am obviously not referencing the table correctly but everything ive found online says this is how its done. when i do the exact same console statement inside the createHTMLTableFromTableObject(), it is referenced perfectly. What am i doing wrong and is there any way to reference the table correctly?. Note that this is part of a wider bit of code that randomly generates info for the table, i have cut this out and replaced it with "-" in each cell.

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Create example data:

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I already have a rough version ready in a Power Point presentation, depicting what kind of arrangement I'm looking for.

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Here's my code:

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