Excel Extract Data & Text Software 7.0

Publisher review:
This software offers a solution for users who want to extract cell text in one or more MS Excel files. To get this software to work, simply drag and drop the Excel files you would like to work with and click a button to begin extraction. There are features in the software to extract cell content by character or characters they do or do not contain. There are features to extract based on specific location such as A1 to B4. Finally, there is a feature to extract between starting and ending character or characters repeatedly in all cells. You can save your extracted data as an enter-delimited or comma-delimited text file. By scanning and pulling out your desired data using advanced methods, this software will save you hours of time having to search by eye. Excel 2000 or higher required.
Requirements:
MS Excel 2000 or higher

Operating system:
WinXP,Windows2000,Windows2003,Win98,WinME,Win95

Limitations:
None

Release notes:
New Release

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