ODS to XLSX
How to use
Converts LibreOffice and OpenOffice .ods spreadsheets to Excel .xlsx or CSV. Drop the file, choose the sheets, and download.
Step 1 of 4: Upload
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Step 1 of 4 · Upload
- 1Upload
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- Opening open-data ODS downloads from a government portal in Excel
- Sending a LibreOffice spreadsheet to colleagues who use Microsoft Office
- Importing ODS data into a tool that accepts only XLSX or CSV
- Converting a batch of ODS files at once
Free and private. Everything runs on your own device, with no account and no uploads.
ODS is the OpenDocument spreadsheet format used by LibreOffice Calc, OpenOffice and many government bodies that standardise on open formats. Excel can open ODS, but not always cleanly, and many web services and scripts accept only XLSX or CSV. This converter reads the ODS file in your browser and writes an Excel workbook or CSV, keeping every sheet, value and date.
Sheet names, values, text, numbers, dates and calculated formula results. Styles, charts and the formulas themselves do not.
You can, but Excel sometimes mis-reads ODS formulas and formatting, and many web apps and data tools do not accept ODS at all.
Yes. ODS compresses runs of identical cells, and these are expanded back into ordinary rows and columns.
Not here yet. LibreOffice opens XLSX directly and can save it as ODS.
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Add the .ods file
Drop spreadsheets from LibreOffice, OpenOffice or an official open-data download.
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Choose sheets
All sheets, or only the first.
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Pick XLSX or CSV
XLSX keeps multiple sheets; CSV gives one flat file per sheet.
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Convert and download
Open the result in Excel, Google Sheets or Numbers.
- ·Choose CSV for data you will import elsewhere; XLSX for people who will read it
- ·Check number columns that use a comma as the decimal mark after converting
- ·For the reverse direction, save from LibreOffice as .ods