Named Filters in Altair® Monarch®

Monarch’s table extraction function is designed for ordinary people who wish to do extraordinary things with PDF files. It enables business users to identify tables in text-heavy PDF files, select them, modify them as needed, and export the data to Monarch Data Prep Studio for further data transformation. This short video shows you how to use the PDF Table Extractor in Monarch Data Prep Studio.

Monarch’s Create Table from Selection function makes it easy to capture data from just one section of a table within a PDF document. You can create a new table using only the highlighted rows and columns in an existing table and append data to an existing table. This short video shows you how to use the Create Table from Selection and Append functions in Monarch Data Prep Studio.

Monarch lets you define ad-hoc tables using data in PDF documents that is not presented in tabular forms. This video shows you how to use the Create New Ad-hoc Table function of the PDF Table Extractor in Monarch Data Prep Studio.

PDF Table Extractor allows you to modify and tweak a table definition as needed. You can define new tables, create new columns, delete columns, define table titles, modify headers, and more. This video shows you how to modify tables in Monarch Data Prep Studio’s PDF Table Extractor.

After you have defined a set of tables for a PDF document with Monarch’s PDF Table Extractor, you can load the tables into Monarch Data Prep Studio for blending, transformation, and analysis. This video shows you how to import tables from PDF Table Extractor into Monarch Data Prep Studio.

Monarch Data Prep Studio allows you to create macros that combine a series of data prep functions into a single step and then apply all the functions in the macro to multiple columns and tables and across workspaces. This video shows you how to build, manage, and share macros in Monarch Data Prep Studio.