table data break between pages

[sachinkaoor2055]

i have a naive pdf document and i convert into markdown format. using this code.

from docling.document_converter import DocumentConverter

source = r"sample.pdf" # Local PDF file
converter = DocumentConverter()
result = converter.convert(source)

Extract Markdown content

markdown_content = result.document.export_to_markdown()

Save to .md file

output_path = "Wavence_GAD_Converted.md"
with open(output_path, "w", encoding="utf-8") as f:
f.write(markdown_content)

print(f"Markdown saved to: {output_path}")

but in few pages tables extended to next page and i got markdown like this

The UBT can be connected to a dedicated plug-in (EAC, EAC-10G, CAHD or EASv2 cards), directly to the CorEvo card or to MSS-E-HE-XE, using optical or electrical GE cables according to the specific UBT.

The active part is a true wide band radio: it is not sub-band dependent, meaning that a UBT at a given frequency can support all sub-bands and all shifters specified for that frequency, according to the following table.

Frequency	Part Numbers (one P/N for UBT-S, another P/N for UBT-T)	Frequency range (MHz)
6 GHz HP	1	5726-7125
6 GHz	1	5929,96-7125
7 GHz HP	1	7107-8497
8 GHz HP	1	7107-8497
7 GHz	1	7107-8497
8 GHz	1	7107-8497
10 GHz HP	1	10000-11705
11 GHz HP	1	10000-11705
10 GHz	1	10000-11705
11 GHz	1	10000-11705
13 GHz	1	12700 - 15400
15 GHz	1	12700 - 15400

15-10-2024

Confidential

18 GHz	1	17699 - 19701
23 GHz	1	21198 - 23639
24 GHz	1	24050 - 26980
26 GHz
28 GHz	1	27500-33383
32 GHz
38 GHz	1	37050 - 40000
42 GHz	1	40550 - 43500
11HP +32 GHz	1	10709-11785 + 31813-33384

i want a table without break. how can i do that any idea.

[andytolle]

Well, it seems that "15-10-2024", "Confidential" are breaking up your table, which are probably page headers or footers. Depending on how generalized you want your solution to be: you can clean these out. The table just seems to continue on the next page, so docling should normally be able to handle that correctly (if that footer/header is no longer breaking things up)