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You often receive a scanned page, a screenshot of structured data from a report, or a photo shared over chat. Have you noticed that you receive most information in image format? This is because images are one of the most <\/a>commonly shared data formats. When you see something useful, you take a screenshot, save it, and share it. It\u2019s that easy!<\/p>\n

Images work well for viewing & sharing information, but they become limiting when you need to work with tabular data. In most cases, the data needs to be edited, updated, or reused, which is difficult to do directly from an image.<\/p>\n

To perform tasks with real-world documents such as invoices, financial statements<\/a>, or any image with data records, the data must first need to be converted in an editable format. Without that, you end up manually typing everything into Excel sheets. This process takes time and often leads to errors.<\/p>\n

This is where OCR-based tools become useful. OCR technology reads text and numbers from images containing table data. After extraction, the converter organizes the data into a structured, editable format that makes it usable in Excel. In this blog, I\u2019ll share two of the easiest methods to convert your images into Excel spreadsheets.<\/p>\n

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