How to use this office tool
- Choose a spreadsheet file and review the options.
- Set the formula ratio threshold and preview limit.
- Select Find hardcoded cells, review the bounded preview, then download the new result.
Identify constant values that interrupt otherwise formula-driven Excel columns. Your data stays in this browser session.
Identify constant values that interrupt otherwise formula-driven Excel columns.
The source file is not uploaded. Keep a backup when working with important workbooks, because browser libraries do not reproduce every Excel feature.
XLSX and XLS files are read with SheetJS in the browser. CSV and TSV are supported where the operation has a meaningful tabular result. Advanced Excel objects may not be preserved.
| Format | Support |
|---|---|
| XLSX | Recommended |
| XLS | Basic workbook data |
| CSV / TSV | Tabular data where applicable |
It is a constant value in a column where most other populated cells contain formulas.
A column is treated as formula-driven when its formula share meets the selected percentage threshold.
No. The first row is treated as a header and excluded from hardcoded-cell checks.
No. It inspects formula presence and exports locations; it does not reproduce Excel's calculation engine.
The report includes sheet, cell address, column header, hardcoded value, formula count, and populated count.
| Stage | Behavior |
|---|---|
| Privacy | Local browser processing |
| Preview | Limited to 5–100 rows |
| Output | New file or audit report |