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Extract Receipt Data from PDF to Excel

Turn receipt PDFs into expense rows — date, merchant and amount ready for your expense report or bookkeeping.

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Why convert receipt PDFs?

Digital receipts arrive as PDFs from shops, SaaS subscriptions and travel bookings, but expense claims and bookkeeping want them as rows in a sheet with date, merchant and amount.

Logging expenses by hand means opening each receipt, reading the total, and typing it into a spreadsheet — repetitive work that is easy to fumble when you have a month of receipts to file before a deadline.

TablePix pulls the key fields off the receipt — date, merchant, category and amount — into a clean row, so building an expense report becomes appending rows instead of re-typing every total.

Example: Receipt PDF → Excel

RECEIPT
Uptown Cafe
Date 02/03/2026

1x Lunch special      14.00
1x Coffee              4.40
Total                 18.40
Source Receipt PDF as raw extracted text
DateMerchantCategoryAmount
02/03/26Uptown CafeMeals18.40
04/03/26CloudHostSoftware29.00
06/03/26City TaxiTravel24.75
09/03/26Office DepotSupplies52.10
Converted Excel spreadsheet for Receipt

Field mapping

How fields in a typical receipt PDF map to spreadsheet columns.

Source field (in PDF)Export columnNote
Receipt / transaction dateDate
Store / vendor nameMerchant
Expense categoryCategoryEditable after extraction
Total / amount paidAmountNumeric, right-aligned

Receipt conversion — FAQ

Convert each receipt PDF to a row and append them into one sheet. Each export already has date, merchant and amount in the right columns, so the expense report comes together by stacking rows.

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