How to use this office tool
- Select a compatible source file.
- Review the header or column setting and preview limit.
- Choose List formulas, inspect the bounded preview, and download the newly generated result.
Scan an Excel workbook for distinct formulas, count where each pattern appears, and export an audit-ready CSV formula inventory.
Inspects formula cells across the workbook, groups exact formula text, counts occurrences, and lists representative cell addresses. It does not recalculate formulas.
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 |
No. It reads stored formula text and never claims to reproduce the Excel calculation engine.
Yes. Exact formula text is grouped across all sheets and up to five example cells are listed.
Relative references change as formulas are copied, so their exact formula strings may differ.
The report focuses on formula text, occurrence counts, and locations rather than cached results.
No. VBA and macro modules are outside the scope of this browser formula inventory.
| Stage | Behavior |
|---|---|
| Read | Local browser memory |
| Transform | Inspects formula cells across the workbook, groups exact formula text, counts occurrences, and lists representative cell addresses. It does not recalculate formulas. |
| Export | New downloadable file |