A PRACTICAL BRIDGE BETWEEN FORMATS.
ODS to Excel.
Your worksheet data, locally.
Import saved worksheet values from an OpenDocument spreadsheet, review the data, and download an XLSX workbook.
Drop your spreadsheet here
or choose a file from your device
OPENDOCUMENT SPREADSHEETS · ODS
Up to 20 MB · Processed locally in your browser
OPEN. WORK. DOWNLOAD.
Move the data.
Know the trade-offs.
ODS import uses saved worksheet values rather than translating all formulas. Advanced formatting, workbook objects, and application-specific features may not be retained. This tool is useful when you need the underlying worksheet data in XLSX form, with the original file kept for reference.
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Choose an ODS file
Open a local OpenDocument spreadsheet.
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Inspect saved values
Review the imported data. Formulas are not guaranteed to transfer as working formulas.
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Download an XLSX copy
Save the reviewed worksheet data in a modern Excel workbook.
KNOW YOUR WORKSPACE
Useful by design.
Clear about the limits.
A real spreadsheet engine, with compatibility still growing. Keep your original workbook and check important data after editing or conversion.
GridCraft is in alpha. Read the engine’s compatibility notes
| IN YOUR WORKBOOK | WHAT TO EXPECT |
|---|---|
| Values & worksheets | Supported · Multiple sheets and cell data |
| Formulas & formatting | Supported · Compatibility varies by feature |
| Charts & workbook objects | Evolving · Check complex layouts |
| Legacy XLS files | Data import · Values, formulas, number formats |
| XLSB & ODS files | Saved values · Limited formula and style import |
| VBA macros | Not executed |
| Cloud save & collaboration | Not available · Download to keep your work |
A FEW PRACTICAL ANSWERS
Before you open
that workbook.
Your file stays local. Your original stays intact. Your next step stays simple.
Are ODS formulas converted?
ODS import relies on saved values. Do not expect complete formula translation or recalculation parity.
Will the layout stay identical?
No. Formatting and workbook objects may not transfer. Check the result before using it.
Is LibreOffice required?
No. The import runs in your browser.
Is my original file changed?
No. Downloading creates a separate XLSX copy.