#004 · Merge Split & Organize Tool

Merge Excel Files

Combine the first selected worksheet from multiple Excel or CSV files into one workbook with a separate sheet for each source.

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Two to ten files
row
rows
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How to use this office tool

  1. Select or drop two to ten spreadsheet files at once.
  2. Confirm the detected files; the first worksheet from each source will be used.
  3. Merge the files and download the new workbook containing one sheet per source.

What this tool does

Each selected file contributes one worksheet to a newly generated workbook. Sheet names are derived from safe, unique source filenames.

Selected files → first worksheet from each file → uniquely named sheets → new XLSX workbook

This browser-safe merge copies cell values and formulas supported by SheetJS. Advanced workbook objects and macros are not preserved.

Supported formats

Files are processed in memory on this device. Large or structurally complex workbooks may require desktop spreadsheet software.

InputSupport
XLSX / XLSParsed locally with SheetJS CE
CSV / TSVSupported with delimiter-aware parsing
Limits25 MB per file, bounded preview, up to 500,000 used cells

Tips for better results

  • Use concise filenames; they become worksheet names.
  • Ensure each source opens normally before merging.
  • Use a row-append tool instead when tables need to become one dataset.

FAQ

How are source files arranged in the merged workbook?

The first worksheet from each file becomes a separate worksheet in the new workbook.

What happens when two source files have the same name?

The tool creates safe, unique worksheet names by adding a number when necessary.

Does this merge rows into one continuous table?

No. It keeps sources on separate sheets. Use an append or combine-by-rows tool when all files share one table structure.

How many files can I merge at once?

This page accepts between two and ten files, with a per-file browser safety limit shown during validation.

Are macros and complex Excel objects preserved?

No. VBA, charts, slicers, Power Query, and other advanced workbook objects are outside this browser-safe merge scope.

Processing details

Processing detailBehavior
Browser processingNo file upload
Preview5–100 rows
OutputNew generated file

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