@iamshrimohan Hi, it appears that it should be possible by applying jQuery selector - ':contains()'
Example:
{"_id":"bseindia-com","startUrl":["https://www.bseindia.com/members/Memberdata.aspx?MemberNo=951"],"selectors":[{"id":"trade-name","parentSelectors":["_root"],"type":"SelectorText","selector":"span#ContentPlaceHolder1_lblheading","multiple":false,"regex":""},{"id":"registered-office","parentSelectors":["_root"],"type":"SelectorText","selector":"table[align=\"center\"] td:contains(\"Registered Office\") + td","multiple":false,"regex":""},{"id":"correspondence-office","parentSelectors":["_root"],"type":"SelectorText","selector":"table[align=\"center\"] td:contains(\"Correspondence Office\") + td","multiple":false,"regex":""},{"id":"year-Broking-Business-Started","parentSelectors":["_root"],"type":"SelectorText","selector":"table[align=\"center\"] td:contains(\"Year Broking Business Started\") + td","multiple":false,"regex":""}]}
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