MediaWiki to Excel Converter
Transform MediaWiki tables into Excel spreadsheets
MediaWiki Input
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About MediaWiki to Excel Converter
Convert MediaWiki table markup to Excel XLSX format with proper formatting and structure. Perfect for exporting Wikipedia tables, wiki documentation, and structured data to spreadsheets.
Key Features
- XLSX Format: Creates native Excel files compatible with Microsoft Excel, Google Sheets, and LibreOffice
- MediaWiki Parser: Accurately parses MediaWiki table syntax with {| |} delimiters
- Header Support: Automatically formats header rows (!) with bold styling
- Custom Sheet Names: Name your Excel worksheet
- Live Preview: See your data before downloading
- File Upload: Upload .wiki files directly
- Data Preservation: Maintains all cell data and structure
How to Use
- Input MediaWiki Table: Paste your MediaWiki table markup or upload a .wiki file
- Configure Options: Set sheet name and header preferences
- Preview Data: Review the table structure in the preview
- Download: Click "Download XLSX" to save your Excel file
MediaWiki Table Syntax
Supports standard MediaWiki table markup:
- {|: Table opening with optional attributes
- ! Header: Exclamation mark for header cells (separated by !!)
- |-: Row separator
- | Data: Pipe for data cells (separated by ||)
- |}: Table closing
Example Conversion
MediaWiki Input:
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! Name !! Age !! City !! Department
|-
| John Doe || 28 || New York || Engineering
|-
| Jane Smith || 34 || London || Marketing
|} Excel Output: Creates an XLSX file with properly formatted table, headers in bold, and all data preserved in cells.
Common Use Cases
- Wikipedia Export: Export Wikipedia tables to Excel for analysis
- Wiki Documentation: Convert wiki documentation tables to spreadsheets
- Data Analysis: Analyze wiki data in Excel with formulas and charts
- Report Generation: Create Excel reports from wiki data
- Data Migration: Move data from wikis to spreadsheet applications
Excel Features
- Native Format: Creates true XLSX files, not CSV
- Cell Formatting: Preserves data types and structure
- Multiple Sheets: Supports custom sheet naming
- Universal Compatibility: Works with all major spreadsheet applications
Privacy & Security
All conversions happen locally in your browser. Your MediaWiki data is never uploaded to any server, ensuring complete privacy and security.
