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Converting PDFs that contain tables can be tricky because of merged cells or irregular borders. To get the best result: Use a converter that supports table recognition and keeps borders consistent. Avoid screenshots or scans — those are image-based and need OCR first. Once in Excel, use “Format as Table” to fix alignment issues or auto-adjust columns. If some columns appear merged, use Data → Text to Columns to realign data automatically. 👉 Tip: Tools that export in .xlsx format instead of .csv tend to preserve layout and colors better.
Yes, if the converter supports OCR (Optical Character Recognition). OCR reads numbers and text from scanned pages and turns them into editable cells. Make sure the scan is clear — at least 300 dpi — for accurate recognition. After conversion, check if Excel recognizes numeric values; sometimes OCR treats them as text, which you can fix using VALUE() or formatting options.