Environmental compliance: Convert test results document to list of materials
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
This project is to convert the contents of the attached test results document into two tables an Excel workbook format: Each of the two tables will be a “sheet” in the workbook:
Table #1: One column will have the names of all the substances, and a column to the right will have the percentage of the substance that is contained in the product, and another column to the right will have the maximum allowed percentage (similar to the format in the attached document)
Table #2: The appendix of the attached document a list of materials, which is a list of the SVHC: One column will have the names of all the substances, and a column to the right will have the maximum allowed percentage (similar to the format in the attached document).
The finished Excel spreadsheet does not have to contain any additional text from the original/attached PDF document: All that we need is a list of the substances and the percentage of each substance that is present in the product. If the percentage is zero, then put 0% in the column that has the percentage of the substance in the product.
Table #1: One column will have the names of all the substances, and a column to the right will have the percentage of the substance that is contained in the product, and another column to the right will have the maximum allowed percentage (similar to the format in the attached document)
Table #2: The appendix of the attached document a list of materials, which is a list of the SVHC: One column will have the names of all the substances, and a column to the right will have the maximum allowed percentage (similar to the format in the attached document).
The finished Excel spreadsheet does not have to contain any additional text from the original/attached PDF document: All that we need is a list of the substances and the percentage of each substance that is present in the product. If the percentage is zero, then put 0% in the column that has the percentage of the substance in the product.