Spreadsheet export
XLSXCSV
XLSX is a workbook: sheets, types, formulas, maybe a pivot. CSV is a text table. People search this pair when a system will only ingest a delimited file, or when they need a diffable dump. We export in isolation and check that the output is text, not a broken zip.
No account on the public uploader. Guest jobs stay within five conversions and 250 MB per day. Business rates start at €0.80/GB for OST → PST.
Describe what you want, then continue to convert.
CSV has no types, no multiple sheets, no formulas. Exporting means choosing a tabular projection. The worker emits CSV from the spreadsheet data; it does not keep VBA, charts or slicers.
If you needed a PDF print of the workbook, that is XLSX to PDF from the home converter — a different pair.
Computed values are what a CSV consumer can use. Live formulas do not survive. Encoding is a common failure mode downstream (Excel versus utf-8). Treat the file as data, then confirm in the destination system.
A guest export is a single tabular output, not a zip of every sheet unless the worker packages it that way. Spreadsheet farms and nightly dumps belong in Business.
The conversion targets spreadsheet data as a CSV dump. If you must pick one sheet, isolate it in Excel first, or use a Business job with a stated sheet policy.
Legacy .xls is a worse source. Save as XLSX when you can.
No. That extracts text from a document. This serialises a table. Different worker, different failures.
