converting spreadsheet from website to different format

[rgrstvr]

For years I have been puzzling over a spreadsheet which consists of a list of products, each product described on one row consisting of 10 cells.

But when I copy the spreadsheet and print it on an excel blank sheet - each product is converted into a column of 15 cells, all stacked on top of each other, creating a long column of single cells.

Is there any way to reproduce this spreadsheet into an excel sheet that looks just like the original?

[ELeGault]

Do you have a copy of this starting sheet to new sheet.
Have you also tried to paste special - Unicode this tends to help with such issues.

Really though an example of this would be helpful in finding you the right fix as the originating spreadsheet or data set has a lot to do with the outcome.

[rgrstvr]

to see the sheet - search for "elnativo growers" - then click on "Availability" - then install user name "elnativo" and password "report" - then click on "full list"

[ELeGault]

Ah- Its PDF. There is actually an option within PDF/Adobe that will allow you to export into Excel.
It is a paid account, but you get the first 12 months free or something like that. And even so it is not a big price.

That would be the best course of action... Now, you could also set an offset formula... but I would recommend just signing up and using the export option as it will be much quicker for you and less to maintain.

Attached is what you would get if you did the export!

Note - There are free websites such as https://www.pdftoexcelonline.com/en/ you could utilize too