Every Excel Tool, Free: View, Split by Sheet, Merge, PDF and JSON
Five free Excel tools on one real workbook: open it without Excel (formula totals included), split it into one file per sheet, merge it with a second workbook, and turn it into a PDF or JSON. Nothing is uploaded.
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What you'll learn
Open a workbook without Excel — the formula totals are real
Split into one file per sheet
Merge two workbooks into one
Excel to PDF, ready to print
Excel to JSON, column names as keys
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Five free Excel tools on one real workbook: open it without Excel (formula totals included), split it into one file per sheet, merge it with a second workbook, and turn it into a PDF or JSON. Nothing is uploaded.
The Excel tools, on one real sales workbook: a summary with formulas and three months of orders. The viewer opens it without Excel and shows the formula totals (133,745 for the quarter), with every month on its own sheet and dates stored as real dates. Split turns one workbook into four files, one per sheet, so a single month can go to someone who should only see that month. Merge goes the other way and joins it with a returns workbook into one of five sheets. Excel to PDF gives a print-ready page, and Excel to JSON gives the rows as JSON with the column names as keys. Excel to CSV, Excel to HTML and CSV to Excel are there too. Everything runs in your browser, so no workbook is uploaded.
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A sales workbook: a summary, and three months of orders. You do not need Excel to open it — or to take it apart.
The Excel tools, on one real workbook: view it, split it, merge it, and turn it into a PDF or into data. Free, and nothing is uploaded.
Quarter: 133,745
Every month is its own sheet — forty orders each, with the dates stored as real dates.
1 workbook → 4 files
Sales + returns → 5 sheets
For someone who only needs to read it: a PDF, one page, ready to print.
And for a developer: the same rows as JSON, with the column names as keys.
None of it left the browser. This is its own record of everything it fetched while all of that ran — not one request carried the workbook.
There is more: Excel to CSV, to HTML, and CSV back to Excel — and more than two hundred tools beyond spreadsheets.
Free, no account, nothing uploaded. Bring your own workbook — and I will see you in the next video.
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