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How to Convert Pictures of Printed Data Table into an Excel Spreadsheet?

Microsoft launched numerous major updates to its products, especially one of the best and handiest feature for MS Excel. However, by using the Android app, one can take a photo of a printed data table and can easily convert it in a digital format, called an editable spreadsheet.<br>http://notronnorton.com/blog/how-to-convert-pictures-of-printed-data-table-into-an-excel-spreadsheet/<br>

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How to Convert Pictures of Printed Data Table into an Excel Spreadsheet?

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  1. How to Convert Pictures of Printed Data Table into an Excel Spreadsheet? - norton.com/setup

  2. Steps to Convert a Picture of Printed Data Table into Excel Spreadsheet – norton.com/setup • Click on the ‘MS Excel’ icon to launch the Microsoft Excel on the screen. • Click on the ‘Insert Data from Picture’ tab located at the lower of the window. • Note: if users don’t find the tab, they can using the ‘Light bulb’ tab and search it, but probably it is not available for you this time. • Move the camera into the printed data table within the red borders. • Press the ‘Capture’ tab. • Now, if necessary crop the picture using any of the picture editing tools. • Click on the ‘Done’ tab to complete the process. • After that, make use of a photo editing tool to rectify any mistakes. Alternatively, click on the ‘Ignore’ tab to easily convert the printed data table without doing any edition. • Finally, click on the ‘Insert’ tab.

  3. Lucia Mandela is a self-professed security expert; she has been making the people aware of the security threats. Has passion is to write about Cyber security, cryptography, malware, social engineering, internet and new media. She writes for Norton security products at norton.com/setup.For more info: www.norton.com/setup

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