PDF to Excel Converter Command Line is a command line application to extract tables from PDF files and save to CSV files. It can be installed on your web server and be used by multiple users in your network. PDF to Excel Converter Command Line is a program to convert Adobe PDF documents into CSV format. Intelligent algorithm of parsing PDF format provides high performance of the conversion process. This Command line application allows to script, automate and schedule the conversion process.

PDF to Excel Converter Command Line can extract data from almost any type of PDF to Excel without losing any the original Text, Tables. With it, users will be able to edit their PDF forms in MS Excel. And it supports page range selection, which means users can convert selected PDF pages from a big PDF file, and it will save much more time than converting the whole PDF file. It can convert multiple PDF files to Excel within one process. Download it right now to test it in your work environment.

In order to convert PDF to Excel, you will need a simple command where you should specify the source file name and location, destination file name and conversion parameters. Destination file name and location defines how converted Excel file will be named and where it will be saved.

When using convert PDF to Excel command line mode you don't need to spend time on managing the program via user interface. All you need to do is to write a single command where all required parameters are specified with a pair of symbols. Easy in use and extremely fast in performance. PDF to Excel Converter Command Line is an ideal solution for your Windows server that will make this feature available for multiple users.

PDF to Excel Converter Command Line Advanced Features:
* Convert PDF to Microsoft Excel CSV document.
* Able to determine the tables and Text columns in PDF pages automatically.
* Do not need third-part PDF related software.
* Batch convert source files with wildcard characters. eg: *.pdf, aa*.pdf, bb??.pdf.
* Convert password encrypted PDF to Excel.
* Convert PDF pages in specified page range.
* Convert all pages of PDF into one single CSV file.
* Option to rename output file if file exist or overwrite the file.
* Compatible with Windows 7/8 of both 32-bit and 64-bit.
* Recognizes PDF tables.
* Converts individual pages or all pages.
* Adobe Acrobat is not required.
* Extract data from almost any type of PDF.
* Unlimited 24/7 support service.
* 1-year subscription for updates.

PDF to Excel Converter Command Line FAQs:
Q: Does this program support secured PDF files?
A: Yes, PDF to Excel Converter will try to remove all PDF passwords and restrictions first before converting PDF files. It will prompt you to enter user password if the PDF file needs user password to open.

Q: Does this program retain document layout?
A: Yes, PDF to Excel Converter will save the forms in PDF document to CSV document.

Q: Can I choose which PDF pages to convert?
A: Yes, you can use --pages option to choose the pages that you want to convert.

Q: Can this program convert Excel file back to PDF file?
A: No, it can only convert PDF to Excel, not backwards.

Q: Does this program support command line?
A: Yes, PDF to Excel Converter supports command line.

Q: Does this software support OCR function?
A: No, this software doesn't support OCR function, if your PDF file created by scanner, you can use "OCR to Any Converter Command Line" software,

https://veryutils.com/ocr-to-any-converter-command-line

Requirements:
* Supported OS: Windows XP(SP2 or SP3)/Vista/7/8/10, Server 2003/2008/2012/2016, and later systems.

Command Line Options:
Product Name: VeryUtils PDF to Excel Converter Command Line
Features:
1. Convert PDF files to CSV, TSV, JSON files.
2. Standalone software, don't require any 3rd software.
3. Determine tables in PDF pages and export them to Excel Spreadsheet automatically.
4. Decrypt a password protected PDF file.

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usage: pdf2excel.exe [-$ XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX] [-a [AREA]] [-b [DIRECTORY]] [-c [COLUMNS]] [-d] [-f [FORMAT]] [-g] [-h] [-i] [-l] [-n] [-o [OUTFILE]] [-p [PAGES]] [-r] [-s [PASSWORD]] [-t] [-u] [-v] [Input PDF file]

pdf2excel Command Line software helps you extract tables from PDFs.

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Set your license key

-a,--area [AREA]
-a/--area = Portion of the page to analyze. Accepts top,left,bottom,right. Example: --area "269.875,12.75,790.5,561". If all values are between 0-100 (inclusive) and preceded by '%', input will be taken as % of actual height or width of the page. Example: --area "%0,0,100,50". To specify multiple areas, --area option should be repeated. Default is entire page.

-b,--batch [DIRECTORY]
Convert all .pdfs in the provided directory.

-c,--columns [COLUMNS]
X coordinates of column boundaries. Example: --columns "10.1,20.2,30.3"

-d,--debug
Print detected table areas instead of processing.

-f,--format [FORMAT]
Output format: (CSV,TSV,JSON). Default: CSV

-g,--guess
Guess the portion of the page to analyze per page.

-h,--help
Print this help text.

-i,--silent
Suppress all console output.

-l,--lattice
Force PDF to be extracted using lattice-mode extraction (if there are ruling lines separating each cell, as in a PDF of an Excel spreadsheet).

-n,--no-spreadsheet
[Deprecated in favor of -t/--stream] Force PDF not to be extracted using spreadsheet-style extraction (if there are no ruling lines separating each cell).

-o,--outfile [OUTFILE]
Write output to [file] instead of STDOUT. Default: -

-p,--pages [PAGES]
Comma separated list of ranges, or all. Examples: --pages 1-3,5-7, --pages 3 or --pages all. Default is --pages 1.

-r,--spreadsheet
[Deprecated in favor of -l/--lattice] Force PDF to be extracted using spreadsheet-style extraction (if there are ruling lines separating each cell, as in a PDF of an Excel spreadsheet).

-s,--password [PASSWORD]
Password to decrypt document. Default is empty.

-t,--stream
Force PDF to be extracted using stream-mode extraction (if there are no ruling lines separating each cell).

-u,--use-line-returns
Use embedded line returns in cells. (Only in spreadsheet mode.)
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Command Line Examples:
pdf2excel.exe --pages all -o test1.csv test1.pdf
pdf2excel.exe --pages all -o test2.csv test2.pdf
pdf2excel.exe --pages all -o test3.csv test3.pdf
pdf2excel.exe --pages all -o test4.csv test4.pdf
pdf2excel.exe --area "269.875,12.75,790.5,561" --pages 5 -o test4.csv test4.pdf
pdf2excel.exe --area "%0,0,100,50" --pages 5 -o test4.csv test4.pdf
pdf2excel.exe --lattice --pages all -o test1.csv test1.pdf
pdf2excel.exe --stream --pages all -o test1.csv test1.pdf