Anyone know if this is possible? I scanned a page from an old CFB preview magazine tonight thinking I would be able to transfer the stats from the page into Excel. After an hour of trying, I can't find a way to do it. Anybody Know of a way forward?
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03-06-11 09:25 PM #1
Converting a Picture (jpeg) into an Excel Spreadsheet.
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03-06-11 09:50 PM #2
no - a jpeg is a picture. the puter has no idea what is in it.
but can't u find the stats electronically?
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03-06-11 09:51 PM #3
Use this app:
http://www.cuneiform.ru/downloads/se...eiform_eng.exe
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03-07-11 08:16 AM #4
I Have experienced copying and pasting text from a web b page, only to have the word doc recognize it with cells, rows and columns.
Not what I was hoping for.
Data is pretty sharp, please let us know how his link worked out.
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