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You can just parse it into a dictionary and look it up that way. I could think of perhaps some better ways to parse it, but this does what you want. <pre><code> void Main() { string html = @"<tr> <td width=30 align=center bgcolor=#006699 class=W>1</td> <td width=50 bgcolor=#FFFFFF align=center>7387</td> <td width=30 height=25 align=center bgcolor=#006699 class=W>2</td> <td width=50 bgcolor=#FFFFFF align=center>2881</td> <td width=30 height=25 align=center bgcolor=#006699 class=W>3</td> <td width=50 bgcolor=#FFFFFF align=center>8782</td> <td width=30 height=25 align=center bgcolor=#006699 class=W>4</td> <td width=50 bgcolor=#FFFFFF align=center>5297</td> <td width=30 height=25 align=center bgcolor=#006699 class=W>5</td> <td width=50 bgcolor=#FFFFFF align=center>749</td> </tr> <tr> <td align=center bgcolor=#006699 class=W>6</td> <td width=50 bgcolor=#FFFFFF align=center>3136</td> <td height=25 align=center bgcolor=#006699 class=W>7</td> <td width=50 bgcolor=#FFFFFF align=center>8768</td> <td height=25 align=center bgcolor=#006699 class=W>8</td> <td width=50 bgcolor=#FFFFFF align=center>9548</td> <td height=25 align=center bgcolor=#006699 class=W>9</td> <td width=50 bgcolor=#FFFFFF align=center>6565</td> <td height=25 align=center bgcolor=#006699 class=W>10</td> <td width=50 bgcolor=#FFFFFF align=center>142</td> </tr>"; HtmlDocument doc = new HtmlDocument(); doc.LoadHtml(html); int[] nodes = doc.DocumentNode.SelectNodes("//td").Select ( dn => int.Parse(dn.InnerHtml.Contains("font") ? dn.FirstChild.InnerHtml : dn.InnerHtml) ).ToArray(); Dictionary<int,int> d = new Dictionary<int,int>(); for (int i = 0; i < nodes.Length; i+=2) d.Add(nodes[i],nodes[i+1]); d.Dump(); d[1].Dump(); d[8].Dump(); } </code></pre>
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