Here’s a new and potentially useful app (for Windows) that I just spotted on the Yahoo Developer Network Wiki. Do you want to work with Yahoo Local data offline? How about saving and storing entries in a spreadsheet? Rikul Patel’s Local Search Excel Export makes doing this a breeze. Simply download the app, run a keyword search, specify a Zip Code/radius (in miles) and in a few seconds (it all depends how many records are available) you’ll have the material in CSV format ready to save to your hard drive.and open in Excel. Data is sorted into six columns (Name, Address, City, State, Phone Number, and URL).
Save Yahoo Local Data in Spreadsheet Format
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