If you come across a table on the web or in another source that you want to import into Excel, there's an import feature that does the work for you.

Take a picture of something with the Microsoft Excel mobile app, and it will turn the photograph into editable text inside a spreadsheet. Here's how to do it.

Instead, you can take a screenshot of the data and import it into your Excel worksheet. With the PDF, image, web page, or other source open, press PrtScn on your Windows keyboard.

Coefficient, a startup developing an app that funnels live data from business systems into spreadsheets, has raised $18 million in venture capital.

Here is where dynamic visualization in Excel comes in clutch. In this post, we will go over the techniques to transform your ordinary spreadsheets into powerful tools for data discovery.

Microsoft Excel’s mobile app lets you to take a picture of a table and paste the data directly into your spreadsheet. Here's how to use it.

Other devices may work differently. Excel allows you to import data from an image. It’s not a perfect method — some information may not translate properly — but Excel prompts you to review data that ...

You have a table on paper but need the data listed in Excel? Fortunately, there’s a simple trick for importing data on physical papers (or any other images) into Excel spreadsheets. Take your ...

Microsoft is still finding ways to inject drama into spreadsheets. The Verge points out that Microsoft is giving Excel support for custom live data types, expanding the content you can include ...