6 Ways To Create and Import a PDF in Excel

Watch this video to learn Six Ways To Create and Import a PDF in Excel! In this Six Ways To Create and Import a PDF in Excel tutorial, you are going to learn a few basic tips for creating and exporting PDFs to and from Excel.

This is a great video for Beginner or Intermediate Excel users and it shows Six Ways To Create and Import a PDF in Excel.

This Six Ways To Create and Import a PDF in Excel tutorial was recorded using Microsoft Office 365.

⌚ Time Stamps:
00:00 - Introduction
00:37 - PDF Export - Way 1: File|Export
02:14 - PDF Export - Way 2: File|Save As
02:48 - PDF Export - Way 3: Export as Attachment
03:29 - PDF Export - Way 4: Export from Quick Access Toolbar
05:00 - PDF Import - Way 1: Data Ribbon
05:40 - PDF Import -Way 2: Copy & Paste
09:29 - Review
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[pranavkurdukar]

Please make more video on offset formula

[wayneedmondson]

Great! Thanks for the tips. Thumbs up!!

[sakshiroy]

Hi
Looking for some as my excel do not have the option to import from PDF in data query,
But I request you to explain how offest+columns+rows function help to achieve the data in desired format.

[soomro]

This option is not available in Excel 2013 ?