Excel to AsciiDoc Converter
Convert Excel to AsciiDoc table markup
Excel Input
Upload Excel File
Click to browse or drag and drop
Supports .xlsx and .xls files
Convert Excel to other formats
AsciiDoc Output
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Excel to AsciiDoc Converter Guide
Export styled spreadsheets into AsciiDoc table markup that works with Antora, Asciidoctor, Red Hat Docs, and other developer portals. Preserve column alignment, headers, and borders while eliminating manual copy/paste errors.
Best scenarios for Excel → AsciiDoc
- Technical documentation: Publish product comparison tables or release matrices inside AsciiDoc guides.
- Knowledge base automation: Let SMEs maintain Excel sheets while docs teams paste the generated AsciiDoc.
- CLI manuals: Share configuration references that render cleanly in HTML, PDF, and man-page outputs.
- Developer handoffs: Convert spreadsheet specs into markup that can live in Git alongside code.
Steps to convert Excel to AsciiDoc
- Upload the workbook: Drop a
.xlsxor.xlsfile and mark the first row as headers if applicable. - Automatic formatting: The tool maps columns to
|===AsciiDoc table syntax with proper column separators. - Preview & adjust: Check the live preview; edit your spreadsheet if you need different column names or widths.
- Copy or download: Copy the markup directly into your AsciiDoc file or download a ready-to-commit snippet.
Example conversion
Excel input:
Layer Purpose Status Core API Stable UI Docs Beta
AsciiDoc output:
[cols="1,1,1", options="header"] |=== |Layer |Purpose |Status |Core |API |Stable |UI |Docs |Beta |===
Why teams use this converter
- Consistency: Enforces canonical AsciiDoc table syntax across large documentation sets.
- Speed: Avoids retyping complex tables every release—just re-export from the latest spreadsheet.
- Accuracy: Keeps numeric precision, booleans, and special characters intact.
- Secure by design: Everything runs locally in your browser; proprietary Excel data never leaves your machine.
FAQ
- Can I add AsciiDoc styling? Yes—after conversion, add attributes like
frame="all"orwidth="80%"directly in the markup. - How do I handle multi-line cells? Wrap text within Excel cells using Alt+Enter; the converter preserves newline formatting.
