How to use this office tool
- Upload an Excel workbook and wait for its sheet names to load.
- Choose the worksheet you want to separate.
- Extract it, verify the preview, and download the new single-sheet workbook.
Select one worksheet from an Excel workbook and save it as a separate XLSX file for easier sharing.
The extractor copies the selected worksheet's cell data into a newly generated workbook containing one sheet.
Macros, charts, pivot tables, conditional formatting, and some advanced styles may not survive browser-based extraction.
XLSX and XLS workbooks are read with SheetJS. CSV and TSV are supported where listed. Each input file is limited to 25 MB, previews show at most 20 rows and 12 columns, and advanced Excel objects are not guaranteed to survive export.
| Processing | Inside this browser |
|---|---|
| Output | New XLSX file |
| Excel engine | Stored values; no full formula recalculation |
Upload the workbook, select the sheet, and download the generated single-sheet XLSX file.
They may remain as formulas but their references can be broken because the other sheets are not included.
Yes, subject to Excel's worksheet-name restrictions.
If the browser library can read the hidden sheet, it appears in the selection list and can be extracted.
No guarantee is made for charts, pivots, slicers, macros, or other advanced workbook objects.
| Uploads | None |
|---|---|
| Preview | Limited to protect browser performance |
| Download | Created only after successful processing |