How to use this office tool
- Upload a spreadsheet and choose the sheet.
- Set the output format and preview size.
- Click Transpose data to swap the axes.
- Check the preview and download the new file.
Switch worksheet rows into columns and columns into rows, then download the transposed data as a new file.
Builds a new matrix where output[row][column] equals source[column][row] and exports it as XLSX, CSV, TSV, or JSON.
Very wide or tall data can grow substantially after transposition; the tool limits oversized sheets before allocating the new matrix.
Reads XLSX, XLS, CSV, and TSV in the browser. The exact output format is shown in the tool controls.
| Format | Support |
|---|---|
| XLSX / XLS | Cell data; advanced objects may not be preserved |
| CSV / TSV | UTF-8 delimited data; one table per file |
The first source row becomes the first output column, including its header values.
Yes. Upload CSV, choose XLSX as the output format, and download the transposed workbook.
No. The tool transposes cell values and does not rewrite formula references.
The page blocks unusually large matrices to protect browser memory and responsiveness.
No. A separate output file is created.
| Area | Behavior |
|---|---|
| Privacy | Local browser processing |
| Source | Never overwritten |
| Preview | Limited to selected rows |