How to use this office tool
- Choose the source spreadsheet or text table.
- Select the worksheet and adjust the visible options.
- Click Count unique values, review the bounded preview, then download the new result.
Count distinct non-empty values in every column of a worksheet and export a compact summary for quick profiling.
Count distinct non-empty values in every column of a worksheet and export a compact summary for quick profiling.
The original file is never overwritten. Review the downloaded result before using it in production.
This tool accepts common spreadsheet and delimited-text formats within practical browser limits.
| Format | Support |
|---|---|
| XLSX / XLS | Read with SheetJS; complex Excel-only features may not be preserved. |
| CSV / TSV | Parsed locally with delimiter and quoting awareness. |
No. Processing happens in your browser. The page does not send workbook contents to a server.
No. It creates a separate download, so your selected source file remains unchanged.
Empty cells are distinguished from zero and from text containing spaces. Optional trimming only affects text values.
No. Formula text can be preserved or inspected, but this browser tool is not Microsoft Excel's calculation engine.
For dependable browser performance, use files under 40 MB and worksheets below 750,000 cells. Split larger files first.
| Step | Behavior |
|---|---|
| Input | Unique Value Count by Column |
| Output | New XLSX workbook |