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title: "Comment by Ranjan Dailata on \"Transforming Unstructured Documents to Standardized Formats with GPT: Building a Resume Parser\" | Hashnode"
description: "The YAML template which you have specified in the "template" can be simplified by converting the multi-line to single say by using online convertors."
url: "https://hashnode.com/posts/transforming-unstructured-documents-to-standardized-formats-with-gpt-building-a-resume-parser/6441716f963b2e281dab76e9/comment/64892b7806c1659c6d333612"
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Comment [Transforming Unstructured Documents to Standardized Formats with GPT: Building a Resume Parser](https://hashnode.com/posts/transforming-unstructured-documents-to-standardized-formats-with-gpt-building-a-resume-parser/6441716f963b2e281dab76e9)

[Ranjan Dailata](https://hashnode.com/@ranjancse)

[Jun 14, 2023](https://hashnode.com/posts/transforming-unstructured-documents-to-standardized-formats-with-gpt-building-a-resume-parser/6441716f963b2e281dab76e9/comment/64892b7806c1659c6d333612)

The YAML template which you have specified in the "template" can be simplified by converting the multi-line to single say by using online convertors. It makes a lot of difference as each space and line adds up to the token count. You don't want to exceed the token count nor spend money unnecessarily.