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Upload the workbook
Start with the Excel file that contains the data you want to publish or reuse.
Convert to Markdown
Upload an Excel workbook, choose the sheet that matters, and generate a Markdown table that is ready for READMEs, docs, changelogs, and notes.
What you get
Converter
Upload `.xlsx` or `.xls`, choose a sheet, and generate a Markdown table that is ready for GitHub, docs, or notes.
Why this page exists
Teams often keep source data in Excel, but documentation, changelogs, and READMEs want Markdown tables. Rebuilding those tables by hand is slow and easy to get wrong.
This page gives spreadsheet uploads their own route instead of forcing every user through CSV exports first. Pick a sheet, generate the Markdown table, and move on.
How it works
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Start with the Excel file that contains the data you want to publish or reuse.
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Select the non-empty sheet that contains the rows you actually want to convert.
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The sheet becomes a Markdown table you can copy, download, or continue editing inside JustMarkdown.
Best for
Turn product matrices and release data into Markdown for GitHub and docs.
Move spreadsheet snapshots into Markdown-based status updates and internal notes.
Bring small spreadsheet tables into Markdown notebooks without manual pipe editing.
FAQ
Yes. The page accepts modern Excel workbooks and legacy `.xls` spreadsheets, then lets you choose a sheet before generating Markdown.
Yes. After upload, the page lists the non-empty sheets so you can convert the one you actually need.
CSV to Markdown is focused on delimited text or `.csv` files. Excel to Markdown is built for workbook uploads with one or more named sheets.
Continue with
People rarely stop at one conversion. These adjacent pages pick up the next task in the same workflow.
Use the adjacent route when the source is already exported as CSV.
Switch here when the source is API data instead of spreadsheet rows.
Move to the document workflow when the source is a DOCX file rather than tabular data.
Continue writing around the generated table after the conversion step.