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I have a print out here with data that I would like to get into Microsoft Excel, but I definitely donamp;#39;t want to have to manually type that in. Luckily, I can take a picture on either my PC or on my phone, and I can convert that into data, and it works surprisingly well. Letamp;#39;s check out how to do this. Here on my PC, I have a somewhat grainy looking image that I would like to bring into Excel. To bring this image into Excel, up on the top tabs, letamp;#39;s click on the one titled data. Over on the left-hand side, letamp;#39;s select the from picture icon and here we see the option for picture from file. Letamp;#39;s click on that. You can now navigate to where you have the picture on your PC. Ill select this image and over on the right-hand side now, it looks like itamp;#39;s analyzing my image and itamp;#39;s also preparing my data. I bet itamp;#39;s going to do this a lot faster than I could. Itamp;#39;s now successfully finished extracting