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Assume an input table (intable.csv) that contains ID numbers in its second column, and a fresh output table (outlist.csv) into which the input file - extended by one column - is to be written line by line.

I've been using Tailwind with the "Purge" option to make the final css file a lot smaller and successfully. However, I've been wondering about the efficience of my methods. I'm working on projects that have got a lot of subfolders, which I all specify like:

I try to use IMAP object from Chilkat AcitveX component.

I have experience with C and I'm starting to approach Python, mostly for fun. I am trying to scrape this page here https://www.justetf.com/it/find-etf.html?groupField=index&from=search&/it/find-etf.html%3F1-1.0-esearch-etfsPanel. Since the table, with the content I'm interested on, is dynamically created after connecting to the page, I'm using:

• Selenium to load the page in the browser
• Beautiful soup 4 for scraping the data loaded

At the moment I'm able to scrape all the fields of interest of the first 25 entries, the ones which are loaded once connected to the page. I can have up to 100 entries in one page but there are 1045 entries in total, which are split in different pages. The problem is that the url is the same for all the pages and the content of the table is dynamically loaded at runtime. What I would like to do is find a way to be able to scrap all the entries, which are 1045. Reading through the internet I have understood I should send a proper POST request (I've also founded that they are retrieving data from https://www.finanztreff.de/) from my code, get the data from the response and scrape it. I can see two possibilities :

1. Retrieve all the entries in once
2. Retrieve one page after the other and scrape one after the other

I have no idea how to build up the POST request. I think there is no need to post the code but if needed I can re-edit the question. Thanks in advance to everybody.

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Here you go with some code

I am trying to execute this command below. I have a list of 100 samples in 100_samples_list.txt. I want to use each sample as input and execute the command and output to OUTPUT.csv. However, in due process I also want to execute sleep for 2 seconds. How do I do here with this code?

This has been bugging me for while as I feel I have few pieces of the puzzle but I cant put them all together

So my goal is to be able to search all .pdfs in a given location for a keyword or phrase within the content of the files, not the filename, and then use the results of the search to populate an excel spreadsheet.

Before we start, I know that this easy to do using the Acrobat Pro API, but my company are not going to pay for licences for everyone so that this one macro will work.

The windows file explorer search accepts advanced query syntax and will search inside the contents of files assuming that the correct ifilters are enabled. E.g. if you have a word document called doc1.docx and the text inside the document reads "blahblahblah", and you search for "blah" doc1.docx will appear as the result. As far as I know, this cannot be acheived using the FileSystemObject, but if someone could confirm either way that would be really useful?

I have a simple code that opens an explorer window and searches for a string within the contents of all files in the given location. Once the search has completed I have an explorer window with all the files required listed. How do I take this list and populate an excel with the filenames of these files?

I am using Entrez to search for articles on Pubmed. Is it possible to use Entrez to also determine the number of citations for each article that is found using my search parameters? If not, is there an alternative method that I can use? My googling hasn't turned up much, so far.

NOTE: number of citations references (in my context) the number of times that the specific article in question has been cited in OTHER articles.

One thing that I have found: https://gist.github.com/mcfrank/c1ec74df1427278cbe53 which may indicate that I can get the citation number for articles that are also in the Pubmed DB, but it was unclear (to me) how I can use this to determine the number of citations for each article.

The following is the code that I am currently using (I'd like to include a 'print' line of the number of citations):

I have produced the following histogram in the programming language R

I am working upon a pubmed project where I need to extract the ids for free full text and free pmc articles.This is what my code is.