Publish worksheet data as an HTML table
If you need to place spreadsheet data in a web page, report, or internal portal, an HTML table can make rows and columns readable without asking people to download a workbook. Use the converter to select worksheet data, review the cells, and copy or download the generated markup.
A practical way to use this page
- Choose the Excel workbook and the worksheet containing the data you want to show.
- Review and, if needed, edit the preview so the headers and values are correct.
- Generate the HTML table, then preview it in the destination page or browser before publishing.
Check what the table will show
An HTML table is a representation of worksheet data, not a full copy of an Excel workbook. Formulas, charts, macros, pivot tables, and multi-sheet navigation may not carry over as workbook features. Confirm that the displayed values are the ones you want readers to see.
Before publishing, check the table's width, long cell values, special characters, and any confidential information. A large worksheet may be too wide or long for a web page without additional design work. Keep the source workbook if users may need formulas, filtering, or spreadsheet editing.
Frequently asked questions
Should I keep the original file?
Yes. Keep the source until you have checked the generated result and confirmed it works for the intended task.
Does conversion guarantee the result will work everywhere?
No. Receiving applications can have different format, size, and layout requirements. Review the output and test it in the destination workflow before relying on it.