There are a number of after market products you can use to convert PDFs to Excel, some free, some not, and some better than others (just do a Google Search on "convert PDF to Excel").
There have also been a number of discussions on this forum about those products.
Note this tip from MrExcel a few years back: Convert PDF to Excel
Hi Joe, thhx for the quick answer...
The thing here is that I dont have the pdf files pyshically on my hard drive, and i don't want to store it, and using an external software is not what I'm looking for...
Just to give you an idea, I need to convert 16 pdf files per week and I want to avoid the manual labor that represents make it with a program...
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