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Although I strongly advise you to use xml.etree.ElementTree to do this, here's how you could do it using regex:

You just need to interpolate the given columns

The problem is that you're not awaiting the response from Get_HQ_AHS. This needs to be awaited in the CheckStation_HQ_AHS method. Update the signature to async Task too (async void should generally be avoided):

Here is one of the workaround. As you want to save the data to your excel I have directly used excel for business connector for instance (You can use any excel related connectors as per your requirements).

Here is my logic app

The output:-

Here is my generate excel file

this is actually complaining about the "ip" command not being found, not your IP address, you need to install it.

Depending on your distribution the package name may change, but for Ubuntu/Debian the package you need is iproute2

I hope I'm on the right track but this code below (although quite specific to your use case) will read the HTML table and return a JSON representation of the data.

Just create a new Azure Function in .NET called ConvertHtmlTableToJson and paste it in.

Pie charts are basically stacked bar charts - thus you can apply the same rules. Comments in the code.

The reason it was not drawn was that the geopandas data coordinate system was different, so it needed to be converted to a format that represented latitude and longitude. My experience with this kind of thing is limited, so I had to figure it out by hand. I actually referenced a map of Idaho to make sure it matched.

Is this what you want, see comments?