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As a mechanical engineer, I want to convert tables in pdf to Excel. Basically import a .pdf and export a .xlsx with a sheet for each table in the document.
by tape_measure 6y ago
As a mechanical engineer, I want to convert tables in pdf to Excel. Basically import a .pdf and export a .xlsx with a sheet for each table in the document.
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- eigenvalue 6y agoI want this too, but with extra intelligence so that you don’t end up with extra empty columns, weird merged cell ranges, headers broken up on multiple rows, extra white space in the text.
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- tape_measure 6y agoYes. Most of the PDFs I receive are created with Office products, do it many be possible to understand the formatting and ~recover the original.