How to use this office tool
- Select a compatible source file.
- Review the header or column setting and preview limit.
- Choose Validate phone numbers, inspect the bounded preview, and download the newly generated result.
Check a spreadsheet phone column for blank, malformed, or suspicious values and download a row-level CSV validation report.
Reads the selected sheet, detects a likely phone column from its header, normalizes spacing and punctuation for testing, then reports each value without changing your source file.
Keep the original file until you have checked the downloaded result in your spreadsheet application.
Accepts XLSX, XLS, CSV, and TSV. Output fidelity depends on features supported by SheetJS CE.
| Format | Use |
|---|---|
| XLSX / XLS | Workbook data input where applicable |
| CSV / TSV / XML | Plain structured-data input where applicable |
| Output | A newly generated XLSX or CSV file |
It looks for a header containing phone, mobile, telephone, or contact and otherwise checks the first column.
No. It checks characters and a plausible digit length; it does not call or query the number.
Yes, values may begin with a plus sign and contain 7 to 15 digits, but country-specific numbering plans are not verified.
Extensions containing letters are flagged for review because the validator focuses on the main number.
The CSV includes every checked row with a Valid or Issue status, so you can filter it after download.
| Stage | Behavior |
|---|---|
| Read | Local browser memory |
| Transform | Reads the selected sheet, detects a likely phone column from its header, normalizes spacing and punctuation for testing, then reports each value without changing your source file. |
| Export | New downloadable file |