Save the workbook with up-to-date values, then compare the generated tables with the source.
Choose an Excel Workbook
Select an .xlsx or .xls file. Save recent calculation results in your spreadsheet application before conversion.
Convert Worksheet Content
Start conversion to extract supported cells and organize them as Markdown tables.
Inspect the Tables
Check worksheet boundaries, headings, identifiers, dates, and calculated values in the preview.
Download Markdown
Choose Markdown document from Download. Adjust wide tables or complex layouts in your editor before publishing.
Choose an Excel Workbook
Select an .xlsx or .xls file. Save recent calculation results in your spreadsheet application before conversion.
Convert Worksheet Content
Start conversion to extract supported cells and organize them as Markdown tables.
Inspect the Tables
Check worksheet boundaries, headings, identifiers, dates, and calculated values in the preview.
Download Markdown
Choose Markdown document from Download. Adjust wide tables or complex layouts in your editor before publishing.
A Markdown table is a static representation of workbook content, not a spreadsheet that can calculate or filter data.

The result is a static Markdown document with worksheet content and detected tables. It does not retain workbook calculations or interactive controls.

Markdown is useful for publishing a reviewed snapshot of spreadsheet data.