JSON to Excel
JSON to Excel converts an array of JSON objects into a spreadsheet you can open in Excel. Because no xlsx library is available, it exports a SpreadsheetML 2003 .xls file as well as a CSV, with the keys of the first object used as the column headers.
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About this tool
What Is JSON to Excel? JSON to Excel JSON to Excel is a browser-based tool for convert an array of JSON objects into a spreadsheet, exporting SpreadsheetML 2003 .xls and CSV This guide explains what the tool does, how it works, and how to use it. How It Works The tool applies the operation shown in its interface: convert an array of JSON objects into a spreadsheet, exporting SpreadsheetML 2003 .xls and CSV. Results depend on the input data and content type. How to Use It Open the tool and provide the required file or data. Choose the options that fit your needs. Review the result, then download or copy it. Important Notes Actual results depend on the content of the input and file type. Review the output before final use. Related Tools Tools that support the same workflow: JSON to CSV — Convert JSON to CSV. JSON Formatter — Format and beautify JSON. CSV to JSON — Convert CSV to JSON. Excel to HTML Table — Turn spreadsheet data into an HTML table. Frequently Asked Questions Why is the file .xls, not .xlsx? An xlsx library is not available in this build. The tool exports the older SpreadsheetML 2003 .xls format plus a CSV, both of which open in current versions of Excel. How are column headers chosen? Headers come from the keys of the first object in the array. For consistent columns, every object should share the same keys.