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Import Excel to Google Sheets (and keep it in sync)
Import an Excel file into Google Sheets: upload and convert, open .xlsx directly without converting, what survives the trip, and keep a Sheet updated from Excel.
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Excel to Image: save a range or chart as PNG or JPG
Turn an Excel range or chart into an image: copy as picture, save a chart directly as PNG, take a high-resolution screenshot, and paste into email or slides.
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Excel to XML: export a sheet as XML (and import XML back)
Export Excel to XML with an XML map, the quick way for a simple list using the Developer tab, a formula-built XML for small sheets, and importing XML into Excel.
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How to Open a CSV in Excel Correctly (columns, zeros and dates intact)
Open a CSV file in Excel the safe way so columns split correctly, leading zeros survive and dates don't flip — and what to do when everything is in one column.
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Excel to Word: paste a table that looks right (and stays linked)
Get an Excel table into Word three ways: paste as a Word table, paste as a picture, or paste a link that updates when the spreadsheet changes.
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Excel to JSON: convert a sheet to JSON in 3 ways
Convert Excel to JSON with a formula that builds each row, with Power Query for clean output, or with a free converter — and the shape developers expect.
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Excel vs Google Sheets: which should you learn?
Excel vs Google Sheets compared on what matters to a learner: cost, sharing, formulas, big data, offline use, and whether skills transfer.
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Excel to CSV: save a sheet as a clean CSV file
Save Excel as CSV the right way: which CSV type to pick, why only one sheet is saved, and how to keep leading zeros and dates intact.
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CSV to Excel: open it without breaking the numbers
Open a CSV in Excel properly: keep leading zeros, stop dates flipping, handle a file where everything landed in one column, then save as .xlsx.
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