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	You may download and import the file(s) below into your own Grooper environment (version ~~2023~~). There are two '''Batches''' with the example document(s) discussed in this tutorial, as well as two '''Projects''' configured according to its instructions.		You may download and import the file(s) below into your own Grooper environment (version 2024). There are two '''Batches''' with the example document(s) discussed in this tutorial, as well as two '''Projects''' configured according to its instructions.
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	Please upload the '''Projects''' to your '''Grooper''' environment before uploading the '''Batches'''. This will allow the documents within the '''Batches''' to maintain their classification status.		Please upload the '''Projects''' to your '''Grooper''' environment before uploading the '''Batches'''. This will allow the documents within the '''Batches''' to maintain their classification status.

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	# Select the '''''Header Extractor''''' property.		# Select the '''''Header Extractor''''' property.
	#* Here you will set an extractor to locate the column header on the document for the selected '''Data Column'''.		#* Here you will set an extractor to locate the column header on the document for the selected '''Data Column'''.
	# Using the dropdown selector, select the ~~'''''~~Extractor ~~Type'''''~~ you wish to configure to return the column header.		# Using the dropdown selector, select the extractor ( Extractor Node or Value Extractor) you wish to configure to return the column header.
	#* You can use whatever ~~'''''Extractor Type'''''~~ you want to get the job done. You may select ''Reference'' to reference a '''Data Type''' or '''Value Reader''' ~~extractor object~~ you've configured already. Or, you can select ~~one of the other '''''~~Extractor ~~Types'''''~~ to configure extraction locally.		#* You can use whatever extractor you want to get the job done. You may select ''Reference'' to reference a '''Data Type''' or '''Value Reader''' node you've configured already. Or, you can select a Value Extractor to configure extraction locally.
	#* We're going to select ''List Match''.		#* We're going to select ''List Match''.

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	You would then continue adding variations to the list until all variations of the "Quantity" column's header labels are extracted for every variation of the table.		You would then continue adding variations to the list until all variations of the "Quantity" column's header labels are extracted for every variation of the table.
	* Or more generally, until a result for the column header is extracted using whatever ~~'''''Extractor Type'''''~~ you've chosen to configure.		* Or more generally, until a result for the column header is extracted using whatever extractor you've chosen to configure.

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	# We've started creating a '''Value Reader''' to use as a '''''Header Row Extractor''''' for the "Fairdeal" '''Document Type''' in our '''Content Model'''.		# We've started creating a '''Value Reader''' to use as a '''''Header Row Extractor''''' for the "Fairdeal" '''Document Type''' in our '''Content Model'''.
	# We're using a ''Pattern Match'' ~~'''''Extractor Type'''''~~.		# We're using a ''Pattern Match'' extractor.
	#* We can easily match the header row for "Fairdeal" invoices using a simple regex pattern.		#* We can easily match the header row for "Fairdeal" invoices using a simple regex pattern.
	# Your first task will be to extract the ''entire'' row of column headers. The pattern we have here will do just that.		# Your first task will be to extract the ''entire'' row of column headers. The pattern we have here will do just that.
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	# Expand the '''''Tabular Layout''''' sub-properties.		# Expand the '''''Tabular Layout''''' sub-properties.
	# Select the '''''Footer Detection''''' property.		# Select the '''''Footer Detection''''' property.
	# Using the dropdown list, select the ~~'''''~~Extractor ~~Type'''''~~ you wish to use.		# Using the dropdown list, select the extractor (Extractor Node or Value Extractor) you wish to use.
	#* We're going with a '''''List Match''''' extractor for this tutorial.		#* We're going with a '''''List Match''''' extractor for this tutorial.