Extracting data from PDFs into Excel used to be tedious and error-prone. With Adobe Acrobat Studio, you can now convert PDFs into fully editable Excel spreadsheets in just a few clicks — without losing tables, columns, or formatting.
Here’s a step-by-step guide to converting PDFs into Excel with Acrobat Studio.
📌 Step 1: Open Your PDF
Upload your PDF into Acrobat Studio from your computer or directly from cloud storage like Adobe Cloud, Dropbox, or Google Drive.
📌 Step 2: Choose “Convert PDF”
From the Tools menu, select Convert PDF. Acrobat Studio will give you export options.
📌 Step 3: Select “Microsoft Excel”
Choose Excel Workbook (.xlsx). Acrobat Studio uses AI to:
- Detect rows and columns.
- Preserve tables and headers.
- Keep numeric formatting intact.
📌 Step 4: Review and Adjust in Excel
Once exported, open the file in Microsoft Excel.
- Double-check formulas, if needed.
- Adjust layout or styling for reporting purposes.
📌 Step 5: Save and Share
You can now save the file as an Excel workbook, share it with teammates, or integrate it into larger data workflows.
✅ Why This Helps
- Businesses can move financial reports into Excel quickly.
- Researchers can analyze data without manual re-entry.
- Nonprofits can prepare grant-related budgets faster.
✅ Final Thoughts
Acrobat Studio makes PDF-to-Excel conversion seamless, saving you hours of manual data entry and ensuring accuracy.
🔗 Try Acrobat Studio Today
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