All tools except PDFTables coped well with the multiple tables on the page. PDFTables detected the original PDF's separate tables as a big, single table.
If you work with a multi-paged table, you will need to 'glue' its parts by yourself. Either manually or via a custom script (if you will come up with an algorithm). As far as we know, no instruments are allowing to do that.
For other parameters, Excalibur is the winner of the study.
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Can you please suggest some tools which help in dealing with a pdf having multiple tables in a single page and sometimes even spanning multiple pages
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All tools except PDFTables coped well with the multiple tables on the page. PDFTables detected the original PDF's separate tables as a big, single table.
If you work with a multi-paged table, you will need to 'glue' its parts by yourself. Either manually or via a custom script (if you will come up with an algorithm). As far as we know, no instruments are allowing to do that.
For other parameters, Excalibur is the winner of the study.