Convert each worksheet to CSV with delimiter choice and a ZIP for multi-sheet workbooks.
Spreadsheet and Excel tools
Your spreadsheet has secrets. Some of them are hiding: sheets marked very-hidden, formulas that reference internal ranges, author names and company fields in document properties. These tools parse the workbook package locally, show you what is really inside, and write fresh sanitized outputs — all without your data leaving the browser.
One sheet per CSV, automatic delimiter detection, and a fresh clean workbook as output.
Inventory hidden and very-hidden sheets, hidden rows/columns, defined names, hyperlinks, and comments.
Inspect core and custom document properties, strip identity fields, and verify the clean export.
Fresh values-only rebuild: no formulas, comments, links, hidden sheets, macros, or document properties.
What people use these for
- Check a workbook for hidden and very-hidden sheets before sending it out
- Export a values-only clean copy with formulas, comments, and links removed
- Remove the author, company, and revision metadata from an .xlsx
- Convert Excel sheets to CSV, or CSV files to a clean workbook
Guides for better results
Learn the format, its privacy risks, and the tradeoffs behind the tools before you export.
Hidden sheets, very-hidden sheets, and what Excel won't show you
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