Add export function for title page full credits

@lizwren We have converted this into an Idea post so other customers can vote and comment upon it. The better solution for this is to support the export of this data via the same means as list exports. As was the case with /name/fullcredits and explained at https://community-imdb.sprinklr.com/conversations/imdbcom/add-a-contributor-text-view-for-name-credits/66a02b1e79828c791e7a0f6e?commentId=66a02cd39ab2194ecb03b89c&replyId=66a0e5284a39ff190e7116fd you might find it easier to cut-and-paste from the contribution interface for the title instead. However, in your specific case of exporting the summarised cast from TV-shows, the contribution interface does not include the summarised cast data. It will work for movies though. Alternatively, it should work (for now) in /title/reference which you can opt-in to via https://www.imdb.com/preferences/general — a warning though: this page is over 15 years old and lacks many features of the regular title pages. You could always not op-in and manually edit the URL whenever you want to cut-and-paste the information. In your example, change the URL from https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1319636/ to https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1319636/reference Hope this helps.

I maintain a private--no one sees it but me--Access database of movies I've seen and movies to be seen. For umpteen years, when I copied and pasted data such as actors, producers, etc. from IMDB to Word for cleanup before adding to the database, it pasted into a neat, clean table. Then it didn't do that anymore: the data was pasted with a hard return after each field, the least messy paste arrived if I selected Keep Text Only. After many frustrating weeks, I discovered that if I changed to Reference View the data again pasted into table. Much to my dismay, it didn't work one day: back to field data followed by a hard return--very messy, inconsistent, and hard to clean up. To prep that format in order to use Word's Convert Text to Table is a lot of work because sometimes there is one field for the actor's name, sometimes two. Word requires setting the number of columns for the table for import into the table. If the data doesn't paste with a consistent number of fields, I have to hand edit with an extra hard return for those that only paste with one actor name. How can I copy data from IMDB to a Word table to facilitate cleaning it before moving it to my database. Many thanks in advance. Note: This comment was created from a merged conversation Link : https://community-imdb.sprinklr.com/conversations/data-issues-policy-discussions/copy-data-to-word-table-format/684358d833343b5c15757456 Title : Copy Data to Word Table Format