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A jupyter notebook showing how Camelot can be used to extract tables from PDFs scraped from the IDSP website.
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How can I manually change a value (cell) of the table? Is there a way to access and overwrite ? Thank you

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How can I manually change a value (cell) of the table? Is there a way to access and overwrite ? Thank you

There are two ways to manually edit the value of a cell. The first is by the at keyword. df.at[index, 'column_name'] = new_value is the way to update a cell. The second way is to use iat keyword and this format is df.iat[row_index, column_index]. The iat method can be faster since there is no need to do a lookup.

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