Convert brokerage statement PDF into Excel and get rows/columns to be useful

Hi All,

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Reboot the machine after the installation of updates.

Let us know how it goes.

Regards,

Anand Sri.

Thanks for the reply.  I received your email indicating they are planning a hotfix for the problem.  Are you able to send me now a copy of the way the repaired ExportPDF to XLSX will perform on my input PDF?  I'd like to see how it is going to be working, so I will be able to know that it will work for my needs.  That way I can give you feedback now, rather than waiting longer.  Thanks.

Hello Adobe.  I have never heard any further feedback on this topic.  I send you the share file per the instructions in the email a few weeks ago.  Please let me know if you were able to assist me.  If the ExportPDF to XLSX isn't able to perform better for me, I'd like to cancel my subscription.  Thanks.

-Mark.

Hello Mark,

I have sent you a private message so that you can share the file, please check your email inbox.

- Anand Sri.

Hello marke30851516

As per the description above, when you convert a PDF file into Excel, the rows, and columns are not usable, Is that correct?

Please refer to the following KB docs which discuss the similar issue I need to convert PDF to Excel, however, columns and tabs make many merged cells and many blank columns. In addition to …

You may also refer to Text is garbled in converted file | ExportPDF

Try exporting any other PDF file to Excel using the URL https://cloud.acrobat.com/exportpdf on a different browser and see if this brings any difference.

Let us know your findings.

Regards,

Anand Sri.