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Export web tables to clean Excel and CSV files, with real numbers and dates. Runs entirely on your device. Table Tidy turns tables on web pages into spreadsheets you can use straight away. Most copied tables arrive as text: numbers that won't add up, dates that won't sort, and merged cells that break your filters. Table Tidy fixes that as it exports. CLEAN DATA • Numbers stay numbers, including currencies, negatives in brackets, and percentages • Dates become real dates • European number formats like 1.234,56 are handled • Codes like 01234 keep their leading zeros • If a date could be read two ways, Table Tidy leaves it as text instead of guessing CLEAN STRUCTURE • Merged cells are filled in, so filters and sorting work • Multi-row headers become a single header row • Hidden rows, sort arrows, and footnote markers are left out LONG TABLES • Export as many rows as the table contains • Use Collect more to gather rows while you scroll or page through a table • You're warned if rows or columns are still missing PRIVATE BY DESIGN • Everything happens on your device • No account, no tracking, and no data sent anywhere • Table Tidy only reads a page when you click its icon HOW TO USE IT 1. Open a page with a table 2. Click the Table Tidy icon 3. Choose Excel, CSV, or Copy Works with standard web tables and many data grids. Tables built without standard table markup may not be detected. Table Tidy is not affiliated with Microsoft or Google. Excel is a trademark of Microsoft.
Nov 7, 2026
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