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Order_no = re.search(regex_order_no, data).group(1) Invoice_no = re.search(regex_invoice_no, data).group(1) Regex_invoice_date = re.compile(r"Invoice Date(\S+ \d)") Regex_order_no = re.compile(r"Order Number(\d+)") Regex_invoice_no = re.compile(r"Invoice Number\s*(INV-\d+)") If the text before the values are always the same, you can find the data like this: import re

Here I use another package PyPDF2, because there you get the data in an other order (maybe this is possible with PDFMiner, too). PS: the other answer looks like a good solution, you only have to filter the data If you want to store the data in excel, you may have to be more specific (or open a new question) or look on these pages: Print(invoice_no, order_no, due_date, total_due) Invoice_no, order_no, _, due_date, total_due = oup(0).split("\n") If you want to find the data in in your way (pdfminer), you can search for a pattern to extract the data like the following (new is the regex at the end, based on your given data): from io import StringIO Interpreter = PDFPageInterpreter(rsrcmgr, device)īut not getting the specific output value from the PDF file. Script i have used so far: from io import StringIOįrom nverter import TextConverterįrom pdfminer.pdfdocument import PDFDocumentįrom pdfminer.pdfinterp import PDFResourceManager, PDFPageInterpreterĭevice = TextConverter(rsrcmgr, output_string, laparams=LAParams()) We need to extract the value of Invoice Number, Due Date and Total Due from the whole PDF file. Here is the sample input PDF file (File.pdf) How to extract some of the specific text only from PDF files using python and store the output data into particular columns of Excel.