DATA GEM: How to Print and Transfer Data Tables to Excel Using data.census.gov
UPDATE: A print button is now available on data.census.gov in the Customize Table ribbon. You can also continue to use the Ctrl + P keys to print, as well. Currently, the print functionality works best for small tables with a single geography. However, we are working to expand its functionality in future releases.
In this Data Gem you will learn a neat trick about how to transfer a data table in its original format to an excel spreadsheet. You will also learn how to print and create a .pdf file for your data table.
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