Text To Excel for Windows

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Key Details of Text To Excel

Convert text and word files (txt, doc, docx) to spreadsheet files readable by Excel.
Last updated on December 26, 2013

Developer’s Description

Convert text and word files (txt, doc, docx) to spreadsheet files readable by Excel.

This application helps in converting any text file (*.txt) or word file (*.doc, *.docx) into a spreadsheet file (*.xls, *.xlsx, *.csv) that can be read by Microsoft Excel file. It can identify tables in and place them separately in the previously mentioned formats in order for them to be read using Microsoft Excel and other spreadsheet applications like Apache OpenOffice Calc.It can start at a predefined part of the file and stop before a predefined line using conditions and conditions criteria.It has the ability to take into account multi-line titles, existing comments, in-line separator, and per-line separator.Existing values can also be replaced by other values either to hide the original names or to give them new meaningful ones.It also has the ability to create a pivot of the 3 column tables that exist inside the processed text file.

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GENERAL

Release: December 26, 2013

Latest update: December 26, 2013

Version: 1.1.2

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 7
Windows 2003
Windows XP
Windows 10
Windows 2000
Windows Server
Windows Vista
Windows 8

Additional Requirements: .Net Framework 4.0 Client

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Total Downloads: 270

Downloads Last Week: 0

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4/5

1 User Votes

Exactly what we needed
gams_asme_userDecember 24, 2013
Pros
Smart identification of tables, titles, and comments Saving tables names in a separate sheet is brilliant Values replacement is a pretty good advantage Pivoting while processing with the option to select the first row It's more customizable than any tool I've ever tried for this purpose
Cons
The design can be better Help is only available in English Having to install .net framework is not so nice for an XP user
Summary
Using GAMS, I get one text file with a number of tables and different number of columns and values. Some of them have crops, states, and values that represent the area of land that should be implanted. Some of them have crops and needed area. The rest have just one column that can represent a number of things. Inside these tables we have comments. And it used to take me days to finish putting all the tables in separate sheets in order for them to be represented using Arc GIS program. Using this tool, it now takes us less than 10 seconds to get the exact same result. Yes, we counted them. :)