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Import Vendor Assay Tables

A vendor's Word report arrived with assay tables and I need the data in our tracking spreadsheet before Friday's meeti…

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A vendor's Word report arrived with assay tables and I need the data in our tracking spreadsheet before Friday's meeting. I don't have time to retype. Diagnose whether to extract tables directly from Word or convert the full document to a structured format first, and give me step-by-step actions to get the tables into Excel cleanly, including any checks to avoid transcription errors.
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A vendor sent an assay report with multiple tables I must import into our tracking spreadsheet before the weekly meeting.

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