Adobe XI Pro convert PDF to an editable EXCEL spreadsheet. It converted to an unusable table in excel?

I have viewed prior posts about converting a PDF to an Editable EXCEL file - I followed those
instructions but when it converted put it in an unusable table in EXCEL. Help Please!
I contacted Adobe - this is a scanned document & they say they don't have a work around.

Hey holidayw83568561,
Could you please run OCR first before converting the PDF to Excel format.
Also, let me know how does your Excel table appear and what exactly do you mean by saying 'unusable' table.
If possible, please share the screenshot of the same so that I can analyze the issue.
What exact dot version of Acrobat XI are you using?
Hope to hear from you.
Regards,
Anubha

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