See the attached PDF, it’s a very simple test. The generated XLS is not complete.
com.aspose.pdf.Document pdfDocument = new com.aspose.pdf.Document(“c:/tools/test2.pdf”);
com.aspose.pdf.ExcelSaveOptions e = new com.aspose.pdf.ExcelSaveOptions();
pdfDocument.save(“c:/tools/ConvertedFile.xls”, e);
Using aspose.pdf-10.9.0.jar
Hi Joey,
Thanks for contacting support.
The problem is occurring because you are using the API in trial mode. Because during my testing while using valid license, I am unable to notice any issue. The XLS generated over my end is also attached.
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Thanks. That did allow this simple example to generate successfully.
The PDF I actually need to convert is much more complicated. I ran it through the PDF-to-Excel converter and it worked but it did not maintain all of it’s formatting.
It seems that anywhere in the PDF table that there is a line break, aspose PDF makes it a new cell. See the attached example.png.
If the formatting (bold and borders) could be maintained, line breaks not make new cells, and columns expand to the width of the largest cell, I would have exactly what I need.
Are there options to enable any of these features?
Hi Joey,