PDF to Excel

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Extract tables from a PDF into an editable Excel spreadsheet, with each detected table on its own sheet. Works best on PDFs with clear tabular data. Uses credits, or included with Pro or a DailyDone Business seat.

Secure uploadDeleted right afterPro, Business, or credits
Choose a PDFDrag & drop or browsePDF files · up to 50 MBDetected tables become sheets. Works best on PDFs with clear tables. Removed after converting.

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How it works

  1. 01Choose a PDF with clear tables.
  2. 02It is sent securely to our server; each table becomes a sheet, then it is removed.
  3. 03Download an editable .xlsx.

Best for

  • Getting figures out of a report into a spreadsheet.
  • Reworking a table you only have as a PDF.
  • Turning a statement into rows you can sort.

Frequently asked questions

01
How do I get a table out of a PDF into Excel?
Choose a PDF with clear tables and DailyDone puts each detected table on its own sheet in an editable .xlsx.
02
Will the rows and columns line up?
On PDFs with clean tabular data, yes. Very dense or irregular tables may need light tidying, which is normal for any PDF-to-Excel conversion.
03
Is my file kept private?
It is sent securely, converted, then deleted right after. It uses a few credits, or is included with DailyDone Pro and a paid DailyDone Business seat.

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