Enter this prompt:\
"I have an Excel file and a text-based file containing line-specific data for pipe diameters and pressure drops. Extract the following:
*\[Line names (e.g., 'Oil-Water Mixture Entry Line').\
Pipe diameters (in mm, convert to this unit if needed) and pressure drops (in Pa) from both the Excel and text-based files.*
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Organize the data into a table with columns:\
Line\
Pipe Diameter (Text-Based)\
Pipe Diameter (Excel-Based)\
Pressure Drop (Text-Based)\
Pressure Drop (Excel-Based).\
Put the line names in rows.\]*
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Ensure all values are properly aligned and all values for each parameter has the same unit.\
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The goal is to:
1. **Extract Key Data**: Gather line-specific data for pipe diameters and pressure drops from both files.
2. **Standardize Units**: Ensure all diameters are in millimeters (mm) and all pressure drops are in Pascals (Pa).
3. **Organize Data**: Create a clear, tabular representation for easy comparison and analysis\
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You can edit the values inside the bracket to depending on the information you want to extract from the documents. Here is the generalized version of the prompt:\
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"Parameter 1 \[Specify Unit, give examples, additional information\]
Parameter 2 \[Specify Unit, give examples, additional information\]
Parameter 3 \[Specify Unit, give examples, additional information\]\
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..and so on
Organize the data into a table with columns:
Parameter 1 (Specify the file name/type)*
Parameter 1 (Specify the file name/type)\
Parameter 2 (Specify the file name/type)\
Parameter 2 (Specify the file name/type)*
Put the \[Parameter 3\] in rows\
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Ensure all values are properly aligned and all values for each parameter has the same unit.**"**