Import html

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Numbers v3.6.1 has no import menu item, so importing HTML is not going to work as you experience it with Google.

If you have a pure, unstyled, HTML table on a web page, when you select it, you will see discrete rows and columns.

When you Copy/Paste and Match Style this table into the first cell of a Numbers spreadsheet, it will automatically expand to fill the rows and columns from the HTML table. Other HTML/CSS3 styled tables, and especially pure CSS3/div tables will land in Numbers as a mess.

If you have a pure HTML table on a web page, when you select it, you will see discrete rows and columns. When you copy/paste this into the first cell of a Numbers spreadsheet, it will automatically expand to fill the rows and columns from the HTML table. On the otherhand, if someone has styled an HTML table with CSS3, or created a table exclusively in CSS3 using divs, then the copy/paste results into Numbers will be ugly.

Copy/paste this pure HTML table into Numbers v3.6.1.

1 20,370,771 8,015,898 12,354,872 1,029,572 512,354,872 2 20,874,128 8,213,969 12,660,158 1,055,013 525,015,031 3 21,389,922 8,416,934 12,972,987 1,081,082 537,988,019 4 21,918,461 8,624,914 13,293,547 1,107,795 551,281,566