Flash Fill: A Quick but Static Option Flash Fill is a straightforward tool that allows you to extract patterns from data by recognizing examples you provide. It is particularly useful for simple ...

Now, let’s use Excel’s RIGHT () function to extract the last two characters from each value. To do so, enter = RIGHT([@Department],2) into H3 and copy to the remaining cells.

You could conceivably make a screen-capture of any data source, save the screen-capture as an image file, then extract the data and import it into Excel. One of the tools that you can use to ...

Excel will extract the data from the table you snapped, but before it pastes it into your document, it’ll ask you to check a preview to make sure everything’s just right.

OR Let the tool "guess" what to extract: click on "guess" and see all possible data compiled in the form of a handy table. 2. Extract all page images Navigate to any page containing a lot of images; ...

The Text Import Wizard opens. Select "Delimited" and start the import at row 1. Click "Next." Select "Tab" and click "Next." Click "Finish" to extract the data from the TXT file and use it in Excel.