Converting PDF to Excel - Revision history

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Carsen der: Created page with "Converting a PDF file to an Excel file is very useful for entering data."

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 [[File:Converting PDF to Excel - Formatting Header Picture gif.gif|center|thumb|1042x1042px]]IMPORTANT: After each page is added, add a piece of text somewhere on the page and colour it white. Excel will not print the page if there is no text. This text is best placed in the top left corner.
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-The final step is to align the Excel box with the lines on the picture. This can be done by changing the size of the cells of the left side and top of the window.
+The final step is to align the Excel box with the lines on the picture. This can be done by changing the size of the cells on the left side and top of the window.
 [[File:Convert PDF to Excel - Changing Cell Size gif.gif|center|thumb|1038x1038px]]
 Now, these steps can be repeated for each page that needs to be added. Make a new worksheet for each new page. To print to PDF, click "File", "Save as Adobe PDF" and save the entire workbook. Click "Convert to PDF" and save to a location.
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-Converting a PDF file to an Excel file is very useful for entering data.
+oConverting a PDF file to an Excel file is very useful for entering data.
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 Now, enter the header and press "Picture" in the "Header and Footer" tab. Click "From a file" and navigate to where the PNG photos are stored. Click the first page and click "Open"
 [[File:Converting PDF to Excel - Inserting Header Picture gif.gif|center|thumb|1041x1041px]]
-Next, click "Format Picture", set the height to 70% and click "Ok". When you click out of the header, the image should appear.
+[[File:Convert PDF to Excel - Page Orientation Screenshot .png|thumb|543x543px]]
 [[File:Converting PDF to Excel - Formatting Header Picture gif.gif|center|thumb|1042x1042px]]

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	Firstly, the PDF file should be exported as a PNG. With the PDF open in Adobe Acrobat, click on file, the hover over "Export To" → "Image" → "PNG" and click.		Firstly, the PDF file should be exported as a PNG. With the PDF open in Adobe Acrobat, click on file, the hover over "Export To" → "Image" → "PNG" and click.
	[[File:Converting PDF to Excel - PDF to PNG gif.gif\|center\|thumb\|1018x1018px]]A location for saving may be selected. Please note that it creates a separate PNG file for each page in the PDF so an empty folder should be created before this step.		[[File:Converting PDF to Excel - PDF to PNG gif.gif\|center\|thumb\|1018x1018px]]A location for saving may be selected. Please note that it creates a separate PNG file for each page in the PDF so an empty folder should be created before this step.
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		+	Next, open a blank Excel file. Click on the "Page Layout" button in the bottom right.
		+	[[File:Converting PDF to Excel - Page Layout Excel Screenshot.png\|center\|thumb\|1045x1045px]]
		+	Now, enter the header and press "Picture" in the "Header and Footer" tab. Click "From a file" and navigate to where the PNG photos are stored. Click the first page and click "Open"
		+	[[File:Converting PDF to Excel - Inserting Header Picture gif.gif\|center\|thumb\|1041x1041px]]
		+	Next, click "Format Picture", set the height to 70% and click "Ok". When you click out of the header, the image should appear.
		+	[[File:Converting PDF to Excel - Formatting Header Picture gif.gif\|center\|thumb\|1042x1042px]]

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	Firstly, the PDF file should be exported as a PNG. With the PDF open in Adobe Acrobat, click on file, the hover over "Export To" → "Image" → "PNG" and click.		Firstly, the PDF file should be exported as a PNG. With the PDF open in Adobe Acrobat, click on file, the hover over "Export To" → "Image" → "PNG" and click.
−	[[File:Converting PDF to Excel - PDF to PNG gif.gif\|center\|thumb\|1018x1018px]]	+	[[File:Converting PDF to Excel - PDF to PNG gif.gif\|center\|thumb\|1018x1018px]]A location for saving may be selected. Please note that it creates a separate PNG file for each page in the PDF so an empty folder should be created before this step.

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		+	Firstly, the PDF file should be exported as a PNG. With the PDF open in Adobe Acrobat, click on file, the hover over "Export To" → "Image" → "PNG" and click.
		+	[[File:Converting PDF to Excel - PDF to PNG gif.gif\|center\|thumb\|1018x1018px]]