Absolutely, I'll provide a more concise breakdown:
Python Logic:
<ol>
 <li>PDF Parsing: Use a Python library to extract data from PDF files.</li>
 <li>Data Extraction: Define a method to extract the specific data from the PDFs using regular expressions or keyword search.</li>
 <li>Export to Excel: Organize the extracted data into a DataFrame. Export this data into an Excel file.</li>
 <li>Looping through PDFs: Create a loop to run through all PDF files, extracting data from each file, and appending it to the Excel sheet.</li>
</ol>
VBA Integration:
<ol>
 <li>Trigger Python Script: Write a VBA script within Excel that triggers the Python script using the <code>Shell</code> function or by calling the Python script from VBA using <code>subprocess</code>.</li>
</ol>
Combining these steps allows you to extract data from multiple PDF files using Python and export it into an Excel table. The VBA script acts as a bridge between Excel and the Python code, enabling the execution of the PDF data extraction process from within Excel.

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