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What kind of help are you looking for?<br />
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I can think of things like this:<br />
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1) Microsoft.VisualBasic.File<wbr />IO.TextFie<wbr />ldParser<br />
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2) Build a list of objects<br />
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3) Bind the list to the DataGridView<br />
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4) Set the DataPropertyName to each object property 
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Well I need to parse that data from the site above, taking out the information and then putting into a datagridview.<br />
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With a datagridview with the following headers:<br />
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Card Name | Rarity | High Price | Mid Price | Low Price<br />
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Using the example above:<br />
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<b>Air Elemental (A)</b>|3.25|0.00|<b>3.25</b>|<b>3.25</b>|<b>3.25</b>|0.00|1<br />
<b>Air Elemental (B)</b>|4.97|0.02|<b>4.97</b>|<b>4.99</b>|<b>4.95</b>|0.00|2<br />
<b>Air Elemental (U)</b>|7.00|0.00|<b>7.00</b>|<b>7.00</b>|<b>7.00</b>|0.00|1<br />
<b>Ancestral Recall (A)</b>|697.77|0.00|<b>697.77</b>|<b>697.77</b>|<b>697.77</b>|0.00|1<br />
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The parts marked in bold are the parts that I want to parse into the columns. Would the TextFieldParser work for this? Either way I'll give it a try and update here.
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The TextFieldParser can use the pipe as a delimiter, and since the first row has names, you should be able to match up the values to object names, and build a list that you can bind to the DataGridView.
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Could you please provide an example? I'm a visual person. It doesn't need to be full code, but examples have always helped (especially since I've never used TextFieldParser).
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vbigham: The only site I know of is through that site and they only do core sets and some expert sets (albeit the unglued/unhinged which I classify as special sets). The only other one that I know of uses a webservice, which I had issues with dealing with for some odd reason, but that's just me and my coding skills. LOL<br />
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I will check out your code and see what I can do with it. I thank you for the time! :)
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Oh, vbigham:<br />
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You can use it if you view the source code on that websites main page and click on Price Guides. Since I've seen so many abbreviations for the sets:<br />
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Fifth Dawn - 5DN<br />
Mirrodin - MRD<br />
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Just FYI. :)
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(Stupid non-editing feature):<br />
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Okay, I re-read what you said and there are a LOT of sets.<br />
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Core Sets there are: Alpha, Beta, Unlimited, Revised, 4th-10th Edition, M10, M11 (from the site that I gave, abbreviations are: ABU, RV, 4th, 5th, 6th (etc to 10th), M10 and M11<br />
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Expert: To many to list, but the newest sets are Scars of Mirrodin, Mirrodin Besieged and New Phyrexia<br />
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Again, you can look at the source code from: <a href="http://www.magictraders.com/pricelists/" rel="ugc">http://www.magictraders.com/pricelists/</a><br />
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You'll see them in the Drop Down List.
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Awesome! thanks for that info.
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Okay, so I am baffled on this part and I don't know why (maybe because I had read through so many tutorials/threads in regards to this and confused myself).<br />
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I am trying to basically import a HTML page table (remotely accessed through a URL) to a Datagridview. I can view it as a pipe delimited.<br />
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Here is the HTML/pipe delimited: <a href="http://www.magictraders.com/cgi-bin/set_query.cgi?set=ABU&excel=true" rel="ugc">http://www.magictraders.com/cgi-bin/set_query.cgi?set=ABU&excel=true</a><br />
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So a rundown would be:<br />
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1. Import that information to a datagridview (DataGridView1)<br />
2. Make sure all data is put into the appropriate column.<br />
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I know it's probably something super simple, but for some odd reason, as I stated above, the answer eludes me.
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Okay, so I am baffled on this part and I don't know why (maybe because I had read through so many tutorials/threads in regards to this and confused myself).

I am trying to basically import a HTML page table (remotely accessed through a URL) to a Datagridview. I can view it as a pipe delimited.

Here is the HTML/pipe delimited: http://www.magictraders.com/cgi-bin/set_query.cgi?set=ABU&excel=true

So a rundown would be:

1. Import that information to a datagridview (DataGridView1)
2. Make sure all data is put into the appropriate column.

I know it's probably something super simple, but for some odd reason, as I stated above, the answer eludes me.

Datagridview + HTML Tables (Visual Basic 2010 / VS 2010)

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