How to use this office tool
- Prepare columns named Item, Description, Quantity, Unit Price, and Tax Rate.
- Upload the file and select the sheet containing the line items.
- Check the bounded preview, then create and download the invoice workbook.
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Turn a spreadsheet of invoice line items into a clean XLSX invoice with calculated subtotals and a total, entirely in your browser.
Reads item, description, quantity, unit price, and optional tax-rate columns, then builds a fresh invoice workbook with formulas and a compact summary.
Use one row per line item. The first row is treated as column headings.
Accepts XLSX, XLS, CSV, and TSV line-item tables. The output is XLSX. Complex source formatting is not copied.
| Input | Output |
|---|---|
| XLSX, XLS, CSV, TSV (as applicable) | New XLSX file |
Use Item or Description plus Quantity and Unit Price. Tax Rate is optional; missing tax is treated as zero.
Yes. It accepts decimal or percent-style tax rates and writes line tax formulas into the output workbook.
Yes. Each line total and tax amount uses a formula, and the final total sums those calculated columns.
Yes. Upload CSV or TSV line items and the tool will create a new XLSX invoice.
No. The tool creates a practical new workbook and does not promise to reproduce charts, macros, or advanced formatting.
| Limit | Value |
|---|---|
| File size | 25 MB |
| Preview | Up to 100 rows × 12 columns |