Hi,
In Acrobat v9 (and I am sure in v8 as well), you can merge XML data files into a spreadsheet.
So first, you would open each file, export to XML and then merge these into a spreadsheet.
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If you use Acrobat.com to distribute the forms, it can automate the export to Excel for you.
However one thing you should check in the form design (LC Designer) is that the fields are bound to Normal (Name in LC Designer ES2), see Object > Binding tab. This instructs Acrobat that the field receives data on import and exports data on export.
If the binding is set to None, then the object will not take part in the import/export operations.
Hope that helps,
Niall