If you do a table to table conversion on the raster attribute table and export as a dbf table, excel can open the file if you change the extension to .xls instead of .dbf(.xlsx does not work). I'm not entirely familiar with raster attribute tables so working with what I got.
Otherwise I'm not sure of a non-python way to do this.
If you do a table to table conversion on the raster attribute table and export as a dbf table, excel can open the file if you change the extension to .xls instead of .dbf(.xlsx does not work). I'm not entirely familiar with raster attribute tables so working with what I got.
Otherwise I'm not sure of a non-python way to do this.