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On Fri, Jul 11, 2014 at 10:04 PM, Matt Painter <mattr11...@gmail.com> wrote:

> I pull data from a site called NDRIN.com its nd's land data base that i
> work off. Now i have a script that filters the results when i
> search....which is great.. but these admins dont enter the stuff right..
> alot..
>
> So when you look at my script its loaded with 1 page i would like to
> filter and if you run it Cntrl z    you can see it shoots an error because
> its out of parameters or something.
>
> You can see that i think the 6th entry     the row with the Legal info
> (where the location is) is blank! so it messes me all up.
>
> I only care about the township section range data, because i can
> correspond it to maps. Now either they leave it blank or sometimes the
> legal row has a bunch of other nonsense in it and even sometimes some
> subdivision/lot info that i dont care about that will mess me up.
>
> If you delete that bad row thats blank it runs great. I need help adding a
> clause that skips or deletes these bad entrys that dont have my township
> section range info.
>
>
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