How to use Word Tables to Excel
- Choose or drop a .docx file.
- The tool lists every table it found with a preview.
- Choose “one sheet per table” or “all tables on one sheet”.
- Download the Excel file (or a CSV of a single table).
Examples
- A supplier quote in Word with a price table of 40 rows: drop the file and download an .xlsx where each price is a real number you can sum.
Supported formats
| Input | DOCX |
|---|---|
| Output | XLSX, CSV |
| Processing | On your device, in the browser (no upload) |
Limitations to know
- Only real Word tables are extracted – text aligned with tabs or spaces is not a table.
- Horizontally merged cells are written to the first cell of the span; cell formatting and colours are not copied.
- Nested tables are flattened into the text of their parent cell.
Privacy: Word Tables to Excel runs entirely in your web browser. Your DOCX data is not uploaded, stored or shared, and nothing about its contents is sent to analytics.
Frequently asked questions
How can I convert a Word table into Excel?
Drop the .docx file into this tool. Each table becomes a worksheet with one value per cell, and you download a ready-to-use .xlsx file. No copying and pasting needed.
Will numbers be recognised as numbers?
Yes, plain numbers like 1,250.50 or 42 are stored as numeric cells so formulas work. Values with leading zeros, like product codes “00123”, are kept as text so they are not altered.
Does it work with Google Docs?
Yes – in Google Docs choose File → Download → Microsoft Word (.docx), then drop that file here.
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