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The link provided takes me on the internet to "Page Not Found"
In any event, you can bring a PDF file into Power Query also called Get and Transform Data in later versions of Excel. In power query, you can mashup the data to a format you prefer and then export directly to Native Excel. You may want to try and upload the PDF and a mocked up solution of what you want it to look like in Excel. Keep the file small 8-12 records.
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Here's a tutorial on getting data from a PDF with Power Query. If you're still stuck, please upload your file again and be sure to wait for the grey check mark beside the file size before clicking 'submit reply'.
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