How to use this office tool
Choose an Excel, CSV, or TSV file, select a sheet, and enter the first data row. The tool replaces non-empty data cells with masked text while retaining the header row.
Mask selected spreadsheet values in your browser and download a new XLSX copy while keeping the source file local.
Choose an Excel, CSV, or TSV file, select a sheet, and enter the first data row. The tool replaces non-empty data cells with masked text while retaining the header row.
The selected sheet is copied into a new workbook. Non-empty cells from the chosen starting row are changed to a same-length mask; formulas are replaced only when “Preserve formulas” is turned off.
Use a copy for sharing or review. Masking reduces casual exposure but is not cryptographic anonymization.
XLSX, XLS, CSV, and TSV are accepted where the operation supports them. Browser memory, parser support, and Excel worksheet limits apply.
| Format | Support |
|---|---|
| XLSX / XLS | Parsed locally; advanced workbook objects may not be preserved |
| CSV / TSV | Quoted fields supported; encoding is read by the browser |
Yes. Set the first data row so earlier rows remain unchanged.
No. The browser creates a separate XLSX download and does not overwrite the selected file.
Not necessarily. Length, structure, and surrounding columns may still reveal information, so assess re-identification risk.
Formulas are retained when Preserve formulas is enabled; turn it off if formula cells must also be replaced.
No. Processing occurs locally in the page and the tool does not upload workbook contents.
| Stage | Action |
|---|---|
| Input | Validated and parsed locally |
| Output | A newly generated file is downloaded |