[15] Use Python to extract invoice lines from a semistructured PDF AP Report

[MiNeCZCrAFTeR]

Damn, that was awesome! I can only imagine, what goes through your head, when you simply write lines of code like if it was normal sentence and it actually works! Well done, you've deserved your like and subscribe.

[chriskeo]

Incredibly talented. The way you graciously remedied, remolded, and reimagined the landscape of that PDF report.

Inspired.

[surafeltilahun]

I am just mesmerised by the way you are playing around with python script and regex. Mind blowing!

[pedrocolangelo]

Sir, I have no words to express my gratitude for this video. That was exactly what I needed. Thank you!

[redfriedrice]

Superb detail and very straight forward. Thank you for showing me your workflow and insightful guide to parsing semi-structured data

[justyclacky]

YES! This is excellent! I am eight hours in on reports which I was loading into pdf2xl and finishing with PowerQuery. LOVE THIS!

[abhishekbharti]

Thank you man soo much earlier i was working with PyPDF2 but it was not providing proper spacing while reading the file but with the help of pdfplumber i fixed this issue. and now code is running completely fine. Thanks man for helping with the name of library

[adnanpramudio]

Now I convinced to learn regex and lambda to extract text from pdf, thank you!

[IgorRegly]

WOW!! You are on fire with this code man! That was awesome!

[raginisharma]

Execellent Tutorial - thank you for sharing 👏

[tobias]

Thank you dude! I finally found a real tutorial that helps me on my way getting data out of a pdf that Isn’t easy and well structured. I have another problem that you aren’t facing here. My invoice has items that are split on multiple pages and I need to figure out how to assign that data from the second page to the invoice item of the page before!

[nmogral]

Excellent! Thanks a lot for taking the effort to solve a realistic problem!

[rogerredhat]

Thank you so much Pythonic Accountant for sharing your awesome skills in this video, it helped me a lot!

[dmax]

Very nice approach to solving this kind of problem. Thank you.

[darioserrano]

Bro... you saved me AF... I was trying to get data from a PDF and export that data to .csv or .xlsx and I was about to die trying to solve it :p. BTW I'm very new in scripting.
Cheer from Argentina. You deserve millons of likes and suscriptors! (now I'm one of them)

[gregocanepa]

dude i was just looking for something like this and this video saved me hours of work. Awesome content, thanks for sharing!

[zhnihbz]

I'm so glad I just found this channel. Haven't watched yet but Thank you

[mowburnt]

Love it...I'm new to python...learning as I want to do some data analysis on a dataset that can only be generated in a poorly laid out pdf (don't ask why!) So this a great intro / guide to some fantastic functions which gives me hope :-)

[cvadodaria]

Awesome - difficult example done with ease. Thanks for sharing knowledge.

[tomasjsierra]

This video was very helpful. Thank you very much.