Can I import text file of cash flow to excel file then use formula
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From: Bumpa on 27 May 2010 20:57 What I want to achieve is to scan in a cash flow (save to PDF) then copy to an excel spreadsheet and have it recognise the value of the numbers so I can use formulas. The same way you can with word. I have two entitys and I want to add their actual cash flows together to project combined cash folws for future years. Thanks.
From: Dave Peterson on 28 May 2010 07:13
I think this is going to depend on how your scanner software works. Some will offer a feature to put the results directly into Excel. If your software doesn't, then you could try scanning into a text file or an MSWord file and copy|pasting into excel. In any case, double check those numbers. Scanners don't do perfect OCR. Bumpa wrote: > > What I want to achieve is to scan in a cash flow (save to PDF) then copy to > an excel spreadsheet and have it recognise the value of the numbers so I can > use formulas. The same way you can with word. > I have two entitys and I want to add their actual cash flows together to > project combined cash folws for future years. > Thanks. -- Dave Peterson |