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• click on Select files • Select conversion to Excel • then red button Convert • At the end download the converted file PDF to Excel Online To convert your file you will need • click on the Select a file button and upload the PDF • Enter the email address where you want the file to be sent to Excel • then click on the Convert Now button. • On your e-mail address you will receive an email click on Download the document to download the file in Excel format Conclusions As you can see many online services will allow you to convert your PDF to Excel without having to install programs on your computer in a simple and free.

[Some of the links in this Excel Tutorial are affiliate links, which means that if you choose to make a purchase, I will earn a commission. This commission comes at no additional cost to you.] I've written about the topic of PDF and Excel several times throughout Power Spreadsheets. Some of the issues I've covered include the following: •.

All of these topics are quite important. After all, PDF files are one of the most widely used formats for electronic documents. If you're anything like me, you probably encounter PDF files at work virtually every single day. In some of those cases, you may need to extract data from PDF to Excel. I cover the topic of manually converting PDF files to Excel in the first post I link to above.

In that particular post I explain 3 different methods you can use: • Method #1: Copying and pasting directly from the PDF file. • Method #2: Using Microsoft Word.

• Method #3: Using a PDF Converter, such as Able2Extract. Those 3 methods (particularly methods #2 and #3) are helpful in many situations you may encounter in your day to day work. You might, however, be wondering whether there's a way to automate such processes. If that's the case, I've got good news for you: It's possible to use VBA for purposes of extracting data from PDF files to Excel. To be more precise, you can use VBA to automate the 3 methods of converting PDF to Excel that I mention above. I show you how to do this in the VBA tutorial below. The following table of contents provides a more detailed list of the main topics I cover in this blog post.