A small tool that splits a master spreadsheet into multiple files based on a column, like store, client, or region. Runs entirely client-side using SheetJS and JSZip, nothing is ever uploaded to a server. Works with Excel and CSV files, outputs a ready-to-share zip. One-time purchase, no subscription, no account needed to use it.
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Hunter
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Found this problem on r/excel: someone needed to split one master spreadsheet into a separate file per store/client/region every month, and their company wouldn't allow VBA or Power Automate. A few people said they'd want an "html tool" for it, so I built one. Runs fully in the browser with SheetJS and JSZip, upload your sheet, pick the column, get a zip of one file per group. No macros, no IT approval needed. Open to feedback, especially on edge cases with messy column data.
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one thing that would honestly save me a ton of time is being able to save those split rules as a preset, so i dont have to rebuild the column mapping every single run
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@canvwz3 hättest du interesse dran dass ich dir dieses feature hinzufüge?
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Finally a no-nonsense splitter that runs in the browser, and the zip download came through instantly on a 5,000-row sheet. The privacy angle is genuinely useful for client data.
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Love the no-upload approach and the flat pricing. One feature I'd really appreciate: the option to keep the header row only in the first split file instead of repeating it across every output, since our reports get weird when headers show up mid-data during a quick scroll.
one thing that would honestly save me a ton of time is being able to save those split rules as a preset, so i dont have to rebuild the column mapping every single run
@canvwz3 hättest du interesse dran dass ich dir dieses feature hinzufüge?
Finally a no-nonsense splitter that runs in the browser, and the zip download came through instantly on a 5,000-row sheet. The privacy angle is genuinely useful for client data.
Love the no-upload approach and the flat pricing. One feature I'd really appreciate: the option to keep the header row only in the first split file instead of repeating it across every output, since our reports get weird when headers show up mid-data during a quick scroll.