can i scan into excel worksheet?
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I think it will work on the excel worksheet. Decode Capability: Code11, Code39, Code93, Code32 ,Code128, Coda Bar, UPC-A, UPC-E EAN-8, EAN-13, JAN.EAN/UPC Add-on2/5 MSI/Plessey, Telepen and China Postal Code Interleaved 2 of 5 , Industrial 2 of 5, Matrix 2 of 5, more for Request
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You can choose either before scanning. HP even offers an APP to handle the scanning from your PC.
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Yes. You can scan to pc, other devices, or directly scan from your printer touch screen.
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This is an easy scanner to use. If you installed the software, you should see in your All Programs, Capture Perfect. Make that a shortcut to your desktop. Click open the icon, and you either use the icons at the top of the menu of you can use the drop down menu. Click on the batch icon, name your document, and scan! It's that easy. If you wish to scan to your printer to make a copy of a document, go to the Scan file menu, and select scan to Printer. When scanning, make sure at the bottom of the screen, you select single sheet or multiple sheets. Call me if you continue to have problems and I'll try to help you over the phone. 410-704-3278. Will be out of the office from 4/17 thru 4/28. This is an easy scanner to use. If you installed the software, you should see in your All Programs, Capture Perfect. Make that a shortcut to your desktop. Click open the icon, and you either use the icons at the top of the menu of you can use the drop down menu. Click on the batch icon, name your document, and scan! It's that easy. If you wish to scan to your printer to make a copy of a document, go to the Scan file menu, and select scan to Printer. When scanning, make sure at the bottom of the screen, you select single sheet or multiple sheets. Call me if you continue to have problems and... » Read More This is an easy scanner to use. If you installed the software, you should see in your All Programs, Capture Perfect. Make that a shortcut to your desktop. Click open the icon, and you either use the icons at the top of the menu of you can use the drop down menu. Click on the batch icon, name your document, and scan! It's that easy. If you wish to scan to your printer to make a copy of a document, go to the Scan file menu, and select scan to Printer. When scanning, make sure at the bottom of the screen, you select single sheet or multiple sheets. Call me if you continue to have problems and I'll try to help you over the phone. 410-704-3278. Will be out of the office from 4/17 thru 4/28. « Show Less
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Sorry for the delay. Yes, the file imports directly into Excel and many other programs. I have been very pleased with mine!
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Hi Jay, Yes you can scan your medical form using a cell phone camera, or scan app, , or an actual hardware scanner. Then send the file as an email attachment to a computer. Open the file and print out on the HP. I hope this helps.
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yes.... you and use a USB thumb drive and it will scan images to the drive for later use on your PC. Each page is saved as a jpg image which can be converted on your PC if necessary.
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See if you are operating a 32 bit system or a 64 bit system. If 64 bit, it won't work, regardless of which operating system. Since it wouldn't work with any of my 3 computers, I never got to determine if it could import into Excel. My understanding is that it imports into its own file type.
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Hi Karen, I purchased this scanner in error thinking it would work on both Mac and PC but not the case works only on PC, I did try the unit on my PC and works fine. But to your questions, yes you can scan business cards as to scanning to Excel you can scanne and save a document to any folder and you should be able to change the tag to "xlsx" to be used in Excel however I have not tried that. Good luck Phil
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The scanner is very portable, and this prevents it from having a sheet feeder. So yes, you do. Even at that, I found it much faster than using a printer/scanner and turning the sheets over, which makes a rather hard to use file.
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Yes you can - each sheet comes with an authorization code so sometimes the system will prompt you to enter that, which is a pain when you are trying to print and have to get up, type in the code and then put the sheet back in the printer. But that may just be my issue since my printer isn't next to my desk.
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All it does is scan barcodes! We use it in an excel file in leu of manually typing UPCs. What specifically are you using it for?
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You can do both if you want. There is a way to separate Fter you have scanned. I just scan those that are part of one document as I find it easier for me. It really is a nice machine.
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Yes you can. It has a multi-sheet feeder that holds quite a stack. Also, you can set the preferences to pause after the end of your document so you can add more originals before it completes the scan. Also in preferences you can set the scan to be named before it saves it and at that time choose the file name and storage location. It's really an awesome little scanner for the money.
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Usually, yes. However, there are a few things to watch out for. 1.) It needs to be a barcode which the scanner can read. It looks like this scanner can not read 2D barcodes (= dot matrix codes). 2.) Most barcode scanners can be programmed to add into (or drop from) the "scan-stream" certain prefixes, suffixes, characters, controls, etc. The most common example is to add a "Tab" or a "Line Feed" to the end (= suffix) of the scan-stream. Therefore, if you then would scan a barcode into Excel, with a "TAB" suffix it would write the value into the active cell, and then hop one over to the next cell. With a line-feed suffix it would hop one down. With a suffix "Tab Tab Linefeed", it would hop 2 over & 1 down. 3.) Here & there barcodes can contain unexpected control characters, which Excel can process in very unpredictable ways. This is rare, but if it happens, then open Notepad text editor, scan the barcode there, and see what it reveals, b/c Notepad will not process control chars like Excel sometimes does. 4.) If the Caps-Lock is activated, the scan stream is inverted from all upper case to all lower case, or vice versa, depending on what the initial barcode represents. 5.) Some barcodes on shipping crates contain leading characters like "D" embedded into the date or "Q" embedded into the quantity. These can be manipulated either by reprogramming the scanner, or using some Excel worksheet function, etc. 6.) The user manuals of these barcode scanners are typically a real pain to read &/or understand. Luckily, for simple barcode scanning they are pretty much plug-&-play. Only if you were to modify the scanner's behavior (like adding suffixes, etc) you'd need to understand the user manual. 7.) There are free 3of9 TTF (true type fonts) out there for creating your own scan sheets with Excel. Needs some playing around with, but are really useful once figured out. Hope this helps.
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Yes you can, the same as with any regular scanner except you have to consider the size. If you do this a lot and want something store receipts and categorize them, you might want to look at Neat Receipts.
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Yes. After scaning of the first page the program asks do you want to scan the second page, then you save all work into one file.