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Your files are opened and processed by your browser on this device. They are never uploaded to openWorkstand or anyone else, so the PDF to Excel is safe for contracts, IDs, photos and work documents, and it keeps working offline once the page has loaded. How local processing works
Convert the statement and open the .xlsx: each PDF page becomes its own sheet, with the text arranged into rows and columns. Copy the rows into one sheet, check that long descriptions did not wrap into a second row, then sort by amount or add a SUM.
Columns in the PDF become columns in the sheet. Repeated headers on every page are kept, so delete the extra header rows before filtering.
Tables without clear spacing between columns can land in one cell. Split them in your spreadsheet with “Text to columns”, or copy the table from the PDF reader instead.
The PDF is probably a scan, which contains pictures of text rather than text. Try selecting a word in your PDF reader to check.
Check that it is one of the supported formats above and opens in another app. Damaged files and password-protected PDFs cannot be read until they are repaired or unlocked.
Everything runs on your device, so speed depends on its memory. Close other tabs, use a computer rather than a phone, or split the file into smaller parts first.
Look for your browser’s download bar or icon. Some browsers ask once before a site may download files; allow it and click the button again.
Clean, regular tables convert well. Merged cells and irregular layouts may need a little tidying in Excel afterwards.
No. Your files are processed on your own device by your browser. They never leave your computer or phone, and there is no file size limit other than your device’s memory.
After you download, choose “Save to Workstand” to keep the result in a folder on your computer, attach it to a project and create a follow-up task. It is saved by your browser, not uploaded.