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Lookup item in output of 'Recognize text in an image or a PDF document'

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Hi All,

Would appreciate your help in being able to lookup a particular row that is extracted using 'Recognize text in an image or a PDF document'.

So far I have managed to extract the text from a sample image and create an html table from it.

However, I would like to extract a few particular rows filtered by the X Coordinates and Y Coordinates of the bounding box (please see below table whereby required in yellow is the ExtractedText which should be filtered out by its XCoords and YCoords).

 

Thank you for your support in advance.

 

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  • CedrickB Profile Picture
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    Bounding boxes are not reliable as it may change from one document to another.

    If the text "Please select..." is always the same, you could instead loop into rows and take the text just after to get the value.

  • PowerInvader Profile Picture
    19 on at

    Yes I am trying to process a standard document where the bounding box remains the same but the Text changes.

    Can you please elaborate your solution with some visuals.

    Cheers.

  • CedrickB Profile Picture
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    If the bounding boxes are exactly the same between each document then you can just add a "Condition" action inside the "Apply to each2" to check the values you are looking for where XCoords=TheValue and YCoords=TheValue and do something "If Yes".

    But again, that doesn't seems a robust solution.

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    PowerInvader Profile Picture
    19 on at

    Actually it works really well. Thank you!

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