Merge Excel files by stacking rows
Join several Excel or CSV files into one, putting each file's rows below the previous ones.
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33 tools are available right now, out of a catalogue of 33.
Join several files into one, break a workbook into pieces, or split a sheet by row count or by the value of a column.
Join several Excel or CSV files into one, putting each file's rows below the previous ones.
Join several files into a single workbook, keeping each original file as its own sheet.
Merge every sheet of a workbook into one continuous table.
Turn a multi-sheet workbook into one separate file per sheet.
Break a large spreadsheet into several files of N rows each.
Produce one file per distinct value of a column: one per region, per salesperson or per month.
Go from Excel to CSV, JSON, SQL, PDF, HTML or XML and back, choosing delimiter and encoding so it opens correctly wherever you need it.
Convert an Excel file to CSV, choosing the separator and the encoding so it opens correctly in any program.
Turn a CSV into an .xlsx file, detecting delimiter and encoding automatically.
Turn a spreadsheet into JSON with one property per column, ready for an API.
Turn an array of JSON objects into a spreadsheet with one column per property.
Generate INSERT statements from your spreadsheet, using the table name you choose.
Turn your spreadsheet into a PDF with fitted columns and the header repeated on every page.
Turn your spreadsheet into an HTML table ready to paste into a web page.
Turn your spreadsheet into XML, with one element per row and a nested one per column.
Strip duplicates and blank rows, normalise dates and numbers, unpivot cross-tabs and replace text in bulk.
Strip stray spaces, collapse double spaces and normalise upper and lower case.
Strip repeated rows from an Excel or CSV spreadsheet, comparing every column or only the ones you pick.
Strip the rows and columns that hold no data at all.
Unify into a single format the dates that arrived mixed from several sources.
Turn into real numbers the cells Excel treats as text and therefore cannot sum.
Swap rows for columns, rotating the orientation of the whole table.
Turn a cross-tab (months or categories spread across columns) into the tabular shape that pivot tables and every analysis tool expect.
Replace text across a whole spreadsheet, or several at once, without opening them one by one.
Copy each cell's value into the empty cells beneath it, up to the next value.
Break a column by a delimiter, or join several into one with the delimiter you choose.
Compare two spreadsheets cell by cell, join them on a key column, summarise columns and spot data quality problems.
Show the cell-by-cell differences between two spreadsheets, highlighting what changed.
Merge two spreadsheets on a shared column, like a VLOOKUP but without formulas.
Compute sum, average, minimum, maximum, count and nulls for every numeric column.
Count how often each value of a column appears: a pivot table in one click.
Colour the repeated rows or cells without deleting them, so you can review them yourself.
Detect nulls, inconsistent types and outliers, and tell you which column has the problem.
Pull tables out of a PDF, consolidate monthly sheets into a yearly one, and remove sheet protection from your own files.
Rebuild into a spreadsheet the tables trapped inside a PDF.
Join twelve monthly files into a yearly consolidation, with totals computed.
Remove sheet protection from YOUR OWN files when you have lost the password.