Excel to Textile Converter

Convert Excel to Textile table markup

Excel to Textile Converter Guide

This Excel to Textile converter transforms any spreadsheet into Textile table markup that you can paste into Redmine, Textpattern, and other Textile‑based systems. Convert Excel tables to Textile instantly without manually rewriting rows and columns.

Key Features

  • Excel table support: Upload .xlsx or .xls files containing simple or complex tables.
  • Textile header rows: When headers are enabled, the first row is rendered with |_. header |_. cells | syntax.
  • Clean table markup: Each subsequent row becomes a standard Textile table row using | cell1 | cell2 | ... |.
  • Automatic handling of empty cells: Blank cells are preserved in the output so your table structure stays aligned.
  • Drag‑and‑drop upload: Quickly drop your Excel file into the upload area and get Textile output in seconds.
  • Copy and download: Copy the Textile markup to your clipboard or download it as a text file.

How to Convert Excel to Textile Table Markup

  1. Upload your Excel file: Drag and drop the spreadsheet or click the upload box to select a .xlsx / .xls file.
  2. Check header settings: Enable “First row is header” if the top row contains column titles you want to render as Textile headers.
  3. Wait for automatic conversion: The tool reads the first sheet and converts each row into Textile table syntax.
  4. Review the Textile output: Verify that the table borders, rows, and header line look correct for your wiki or CMS.
  5. Copy or download: Use the Copy button to paste into your Textile editor, or Download to save the markup.

Example: Excel to Textile Table

Given an Excel sheet like:

  • Row 1 (headers): Project, Status, Owner
  • Row 2: Website, In Progress, Alice
  • Row 3: API, Completed, Bob

The generated Textile markup will look like:

  • |_. Project |_. Status |_. Owner |
  • | Website | In Progress | Alice |
  • | API | Completed | Bob |

You can paste this directly into a Textile editor and it will render as a formatted table.

Where This Excel to Textile Tool Helps

  • Project management: Convert Excel status reports into Textile tables for Redmine or other trackers.
  • Documentation: Move spreadsheet‑based documentation into Textile‑powered wikis or knowledge bases.
  • Content migration: Migrate existing Excel content into blog posts or CMS pages that use Textile markup.
  • Reporting: Share up‑to‑date tabular data with teams using Textile formatting.

Benefits of Using This Converter

  • Fast conversion: Go from Excel to Textile table markup in a single step.
  • Consistent formatting: Ensures every row uses correct Textile table syntax, so you avoid formatting mistakes.
  • No plugins required: Runs entirely in your browser; no need to install editor extensions.
  • Free and unlimited: Use the tool as often as you want to convert Excel tables to Textile.

FAQ

Which Excel formats can I upload?

You can upload .xlsx and .xls files. If your data lives in Google Sheets, export it as Excel first and then convert.

How are Textile headers generated?

When “First row is header” is enabled, the first row is converted using |_. Header |_. Cells | so it renders as a bold header row in Textile.

Does the tool support multi‑line cells?

Line breaks inside cells are preserved as text within the table cell. Rendering behavior can depend on your Textile engine and target platform.

Is my Excel data sent to a server?

No. All Excel to Textile conversion happens client‑side in your browser. Files are not uploaded to any external server, keeping your data private.

Can I edit the Textile output?

Yes. You can edit the generated markup directly in the output area before copying or downloading it, allowing you to fine‑tune formatting or add extra rows.