SQL to Excel Converter
Transform SQL database dumps into Excel spreadsheets
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About SQL to Excel Converter
Convert SQL database dumps (CREATE TABLE and INSERT statements) to Excel XLSX format. Perfect for data analysis, reporting, and sharing database content with non-technical stakeholders.
Key Features
- Automatic Parsing: Extracts table structure and data from SQL dumps
- Column Headers: Automatically detects column names from CREATE TABLE statements
- Live Preview: See your data before downloading
- XLSX Format: Creates proper Excel files compatible with Excel, Google Sheets, and LibreOffice
- File Upload: Upload .sql files directly
- Statistics: View row and column counts
How to Use
- Input SQL Data: Paste your SQL CREATE TABLE and INSERT statements or upload a .sql file
- Configure Options: Choose whether to include column headers
- Preview Data: Review the first 10 rows in the preview table
- Download: Click "Download XLSX" to save your Excel file
Example Conversion
SQL Input:
CREATE TABLE employees ( id INT PRIMARY KEY, name VARCHAR(100), age INT, city VARCHAR(50) ); INSERT INTO employees VALUES (1, 'John Doe', 28, 'New York'); INSERT INTO employees VALUES (2, 'Jane Smith', 34, 'London');
Excel Output:
Creates an Excel file with a table containing the column headers (id, name, age, city) and all data rows.
Supported SQL Syntax
- CREATE TABLE: Extracts column names and table structure
- INSERT INTO ... VALUES: Parses data from INSERT statements
- Quoted Values: Handles single and double quotes properly
- Multiple Inserts: Processes multiple INSERT statements
- Escaped Characters: Properly handles escaped quotes and special characters
Common Use Cases
- Data Analysis: Import SQL data into Excel for pivot tables and charts
- Reporting: Create reports from database dumps
- Data Sharing: Share database content with non-technical team members
- Backup Review: Review database backups in a familiar format
- Data Migration: Prepare data for import into other systems
- Documentation: Document database content for stakeholders
Excel Compatibility
The generated XLSX files are compatible with:
- Microsoft Excel (2007 and later)
- Google Sheets
- LibreOffice Calc
- Apple Numbers
- Any spreadsheet application supporting XLSX format
Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: Why do I only see the first 10 rows in the preview? A: The on-page preview is limited for performance reasons. The downloaded XLSX file contains all parsed rows.
- Q: Are data types preserved in Excel? A: Values are exported as plain cell values. Excel will infer types (numbers, dates, text) when opening the file based on the content.
- Q: Can I create multiple sheets? A: This tool generates a single-sheet workbook named "Sheet1". You can add or reorganize sheets after opening the file in Excel.
- Q: What happens if my SQL contains multiple tables? A: The parser expects one logical table (CREATE TABLE + INSERTs). If you have multiple tables, convert them one at a time.
- Q: Will formulas be generated? A: No. All exported cells contain raw values only. You can add formulas manually in Excel after import.
Privacy & Security
All conversions happen locally in your browser. Your SQL data is never uploaded to any server, ensuring complete privacy and security.
