Thanks for the responses.
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Originally Posted by Aleron Ives
Unless your library has an option to export the wishlist, no. You could probably write a script to scrape the contents of the page, but that would take longer than just copying the contents manually if you've never written a script like that before.
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No, I don't see any such option. And a script? No clue!
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Originally Posted by Dazrin
If you can use Libby, then there is an easy way to download all the information for a wish list (tag). If not, copy/paste is probably the fastest from Overdrive.
I really, really dislike Libby overall, and hate that it has been forced on me for many things, but this is a nice feature addition.
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I don't want to go near Libby; I'm afraid it's going to mess up everything else that works for me now.
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Originally Posted by slm
It is always worth a try to just select the list on the website and hit the copy button then open Excel and hit paste.
Actually, slightly better is to paste the copied table into a program which can show you the structure (Word or Notepadd++), show hidden characters and find out what character is separating cells in a row. (If you are lucky, it won't just be a space). The paste into Excel and select that character as the cell separator.
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Copying and pasting page by page was what I started to do, but deleting all the extraneous stuff is time-consuming. But I guess that's what I'll be stuck doing!