<<< <iframe width="550" height="310" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/AcSIzSQIDQ8?autoplay=0" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> >>> Here's a small screen cast of using **cellular** to transform the below report. One of the biggest **small data** problems, is that data is structured in different ways. Some legacy systems give out reports in the formats like below. ``` SUPPLIER STATEMENT 38 November 2011 Supplier B0001 SupplierX Corp 51, AAA STREET, BBB =========================================================== DATE REF.No. DESCRIPTION DEBIT CREDIT =========================================================== 01/04/10 Balance B/F 1,000.00 01/05/10 AAAA-00001 PAYMENT 500,00 01/06/10 AAAA-00002 PAYMENT 250.00 01/07/10 IIII-00001 INVOICE 2,000.00 --------- ---------- 750.00 3,000.00 31/03/11 Balance C/F 2,250.00 Contd. ...... SUPPLIER STATEMENT 38 November 2011 Supplier B0002 SupplierY Corp 51, ACD STREET, BBB =========================================================== DATE REF.No. DESCRIPTION DEBIT CREDIT =========================================================== 01/04/10 Balance B/F 1,500.00 01/05/10 AAAA-00003 PAYMENT 1,500,00 01/07/10 IIII-00002 INVOICE 2,000.00 01/08/10 IIII-00003 INVOICE 1,000.00 --------- ---------- 1,500.00 4,500.00 31/03/11 Balance C/F 3,500.00 Contd. ...... ///This is what SAP exports look like. Getting this into a spreadsheet or a database table to analyse it is not easy. So I started a project to help transform data in various report formats into simple tables and export as comma-separated files. The project is called **<<http://vpj.github.io/cellular/(cellular)>>**, and it is still in the early stages. I thought of writing about it to get ideas and suggestions. It has a simple user interface with the table on the left side with a sidepane on right side. >>> <<< <iframe src="https://ghbtns.com/github-btn.html?user=vpj&repo=cellular&type=star&count=true&size=large" frameborder="0" scrolling="0" width="160px" height="30px"></iframe> ###**<<http://vpj.github.io/cellular/(demo)>>**