Excel to MediaWiki table
Convert Excel to MediaWiki as you type. Nothing is uploaded, and the result can be previewed as a table, copied or downloaded.
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How to convert Excel to MediaWiki
- Open an .xlsx, .xls or .ods file, or copy cells in Excel or Google Sheets and paste them into the input panel.
- Adjust the options above the panels (delimiter, header row, alignment and so on).
- Check the result: switch the output to “Table” view to see it as a grid.
- Press “Copy” or “Download .wiki”. The conversion runs on your device, so large files never leave it.
Copy cells in Excel or Google Sheets and paste them, or open an .xlsx file. The output is a sortable wikitable with pipes escaped as {{!}}.
About Excel
Microsoft Excel workbooks (.xlsx, and legacy .xls). TableForge also reads OpenDocument .ods and data copied straight out of a spreadsheet.
About MediaWiki
MediaWiki wikitext ({| class="wikitable sortable" … |}), the table markup used by Wikipedia, Fandom and every MediaWiki site.
Questions people ask
Is my Excel data uploaded anywhere?
No. The Excel to MediaWiki conversion runs entirely in your browser with JavaScript. The page works offline once it has loaded, and TableForge never receives your data.
How large a file can I convert?
The limit is your device's memory. Files of tens of megabytes (hundreds of thousands of rows) convert fine on a typical laptop. The preview shows the first 200 rows, but the download always contains every row.
Does the converter keep special characters and commas?
Yes. Fields containing commas, quotes or line breaks are quoted and escaped according to each format's rules, and text is read and written as UTF-8, so accents, CJK characters and emoji survive.
Can I convert MediaWiki back to Excel?
Yes, if MediaWiki is a readable format: the universal converter on the TableForge home page takes CSV, TSV, JSON, XML, YAML, Excel, Markdown, HTML tables and SQL inserts as input.
Are formulas exported?
Each cell is exported as the value Excel last calculated and saved, with its display formatting (dates, currency). The formulas themselves are not exported, because CSV, JSON and similar formats have no concept of them.