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   ### Parsing Power Market Data
   
  -The Elexon - BM Reports website provides market data about the U.K's current power system. For simplicty an example of this data below is shown in a CSV format,
  - (you can see an example of the raw html document this data was extracted from in [`data/MarketDepth.htm`](../data/MarketDepth.htm)):
  +The Elexon - BM Reports website provides market data about the U.K's current power system. For simplicity, an example of this data below is shown in CSV format,
  + (you can see an example of the raw HTML document this data was extracted from in [`data/MarketDepth.htm`](../data/MarketDepth.htm)):
   
       [lang=text]
       Settlement Day,Period,IMBALNGC,Offer Volume Bid Volume,Accepted Offer Vol,Accepted Bid Vol,UAOV,UABV,PAOV,PABV
  
positive.code: This article demonstrates how to use the HTML type provider to read HTML tables files
  in a statically typed way. 
  
  The HTML type provider takes a sample HTML document as input and generates a type based on the data
  present on the columns of that sample. The column names are obtained from the first (header) row.
  
  ## Introducing the provider
  
  
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  (**
  The generated type provides a type space of tables that it has managed to parse out of the given HTML Document.
  Each type's name is derived from either the id, title, name, summary or caption attributes/tags provided. If none of these 
  entities exist then the table will simply be named `Tablexx` where xx is the position in the HTML document if all of the tables were flatterned out into a list.
  The `Load` method allows reading the data from a file or web resource. We could also have used a web URL instead of a local file in the sample parameter of the type provider.
  The following sample calls the `Load` method with an URL that points to a live market depth servlet on the BM Reports website.
  *)
   
  