Yes. As the inventor of the PDF file format, Adobe makes sure that the Acrobat PDF to Excel converter tool creates a high-quality file you can work with on Mac or Windows. The Acrobat functionality transfers your PDF data and content right into an editable Excel spreadsheet, where you can edit the rows and columns.

You can also try Adobe Acrobat Pro for free for seven days to convert images like PNG files, edit PDFs with optical character recognition (OCR technology), add annotations, split PDFs, reduce file sizes, convert Microsoft 365 files to PDF and export PDFs to Microsoft Word documents and PowerPoint presentations.

The XLS and XLSX file formats are file extensions used by Microsoft Excel.

XLS file format:

• An older format used by Microsoft Excel 2003 and earlier.

XLSX file format:

• Introduced with Microsoft Excel 2007.
• Based on the Open XML (Extensible Mark-up Language) standard.

If you have Microsoft Excel 2003 or earlier, you’ll need to download the free Microsoft Office Compatibility Pack to open, edit and save XLSX files.

It’s easy to open converted files. After the PDF to Excel conversion, download your new workbook. Then launch Microsoft Excel, choose Open from the File menu and select the converted file. You can also sign in to Acrobat online services to save your converted Excel document to Adobe cloud storage for quick online access from anywhere or to edit it using Microsoft Excel for the web.

How do I convert a scanned image to Excel?

Using Optical Character Recognition (OCR), Acrobat can convert a scanned image to an editable Excel file. Alternatively, you can first convert the image to a PDF, and then convert scanned PDFs into an Excel spreadsheet using Adobe Acrobat online services.

Does Adobe Acrobat integrate with Microsoft Office?

Yes, Adobe Acrobat integrates directly with Microsoft Office. You can open the PDF files in Microsoft Office and convert them to Excel spreadsheets, saving time and effort.