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Competitor Prices Mass Import

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Introducing the ultimate competitive edge: The Prompt for Mass import Сompetitor prices! 🌟 Stay ahead of the game with our innovative tool that allows you to easily compare product prices from different competitors. Customize your data extraction to include pricing, product names, and other essential parameters, etc. 🛍️🔍 With our advanced prompt, you'll be able to build comprehensive price comparison reports for continuous and effective competitor analysis. 📈 Support with FAQ

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Chat - GPT-4 (gpt-4)
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Example input
Prompt #1 Need help with formulas to upload data from a site element, through ImportXML in GoogleSheet document. Compose a formula for me to unload and structure the price of the item. Example code from the site: <span _ngcontent-serverapp-c133="" class="price">1.99</span> I need to write a formula to take the URL of the page from cell A2 and use the formula to upload the price to cell B2 Replace in the formula as a comma separator with a semicolon Prompt#2 You need to add sorting to this formula in order to write an integer number in the cell: Example of what you get: 2.99 Example of what is needed: $2.99 Replace in the formula as a comma separator with a semicolon
Example output
Prompt #1 To extract the price from the given code using ImportXML in Google Sheets, you can use the following formula. Replace the comma separator with a semicolon as requested: =IMPORTXML(A2; "//span[@class='price']") Place this formula in cell B2, and it will extract the price from the URL specified in cell A2. Prompt#2 To add the dollar sign to the extracted price and replace the comma separator with a semicolon, use the following formula: =CONCAT("$"; SUBSTITUTE(IMPORTXML(A2; "//span[@class='price']"); ","; ".")) Place this formula in cell B2, and it will extract the price from the URL specified in cell A2, add the dollar sign, and replace the comma separator with a period.
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