Note: This will only work for tabular data in a PDF – exactly the same as downloading from a Web Page must be in tabular form. I didn’t want to purchase software to do this task so I started experimenting on how I could do it with the tools I already have, and I am sharing my solution here today. Today I am sharing a process I developed that allows you to import tabular data from a PDF document into Excel (or Power BI) using Power Query. Importing Tabular Data from a PDF Document into Excel (or Power BI) using Power Query My original article about the workaround prior to the PDF Connector in Power BI follows below. Power Query will extract tables automatically and present them to you in the Navigator dialog, where you can preview and select one or multiple tables. Select the PDF connector and specify the path to your PDF file. The PDF File connector will appear under the File category in the Get Data dialog as shown below. This is another instance to show that Microsoft is listening to the community to add or improve the Power BI features. Microsoft made the PDF Connector in Power BI generally available in April 2019. Relationships in Power BI and Power Pivot.Who Needs Power Pivot, Power Query and Power BI Anyway?.The Best Way to Install Power BI Desktop.30 Reasons You Should Be Considering Power BI.Dimensional Modeling (Excel and Power BI).Power BI for the Business Analyst (with live Q&A).
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