How to use this office tool
- Upload an XLSX or XLS workbook.
- Choose whether to remove all hidden sheets or only very hidden sheets.
- Review the removal list and download the rewritten XLSX copy.
Create a new Excel workbook without hidden worksheets, while listing exactly which sheets were removed before download.
Create a new Excel workbook without hidden worksheets, while listing exactly which sheets were removed before download.
Advanced workbook features such as macros, pivot tables, charts, and external connections may not be preserved by browser-side rewriting.
Supported inputs and outputs for Remove Hidden Sheets from Excel.
| Format | Support |
|---|---|
| XLSX | Recommended input and XLSX output. |
| XLS | Legacy input may be read, then output is written as XLSX. |
| Limits | VBA, charts, pivots, and advanced objects are not guaranteed to survive rewriting. |
A regular hidden sheet can be unhidden from Excel’s interface; a very hidden sheet normally requires the VBA editor or code to reveal it.
No guarantee. References to deleted sheets can become broken, so review dependencies before using the cleaned copy.
No. It creates a separate XLSX workbook and leaves the source file unchanged.
Macro and VBA preservation is not guaranteed in this browser-generated output.
Yes. The on-page summary and preview list the matching hidden sheet names.
| Privacy | Local browser processing |
|---|---|
| Preview | Limited to 5–100 rows |
| Output | New file; source remains unchanged |