It’s
inevitable your heart will sink when faced with inputting reams of data into a
spreadsheet, but a new update to Microsoft Excel for Android is sure to put
you in a better mood.
You can now take a photo of a set of data and convert it
into editable rows and columns. It’s even possible to preview the captured data
so that corrections can be made before it’s inserted into your workbook.
Following steps to do so-
Step 1: To get
started, open a new file and tap the ‘Insert Data from the picture’ icon (a tiny image of a camera) at the bottom of the screen.
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Step 1 |
Step 2: Position
your mobile’s camera over a set of data and determine what information should
be captured using a red rectangle.
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Step 2 |
Step3: You can then tap Capture, make alternations
and tap Insert when you’re happy.
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Step 3 |
The feature should be available in the iOS app by the time you read this.
So, just by following these three steps you can convert a photo of data into a spreadsheet.
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