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How to convert a Word to XLS file online

To convert a Word to XLS, drag and drop or click our upload area to upload the file

Our tool will automatically convert your Word to XLS file

Then you click the download link to the file to save the XLS to your computer

(DOCX/DOC) Word to XLS conversion FAQ

How do I convert Word documents to Excel (XLS) format?

Our Word to Excel (XLS) converter simplifies the conversion process. Upload your Word file, and our tool will generate an Excel spreadsheet while retaining the data and formatting.

Are formulas and functions preserved during Word to Excel (XLS) conversion?

Yes, our converter aims to preserve formulas and functions during Word to Excel (XLS) conversion. However, it's recommended to review the converted spreadsheet to ensure accuracy.

Can I specify the sheet name for the Excel (XLS) file generated from Word documents?

Certainly! Our converter allows you to specify the sheet name for the Excel (XLS) file generated from Word documents. Customize the sheet name during the conversion process to suit your preferences.

Is there a limit to the number of rows or columns in Word to Excel (XLS) conversion?

While there may be limits, you can check our platform for specific details on the number of rows or columns supported. For larger documents, consider optimizing or splitting them for smoother Excel (XLS) conversion.

Do I need to format my Word document in a specific way for Excel (XLS) conversion?

Our converter is designed to handle various formatting styles. However, for optimal results, it's advisable to maintain a consistent and organized structure in your Word document before Excel (XLS) conversion.

Word

DOCX and DOC files, a format by Microsoft, is widely used for word processing. It stores text, images, and formatting universally. Its user-friendly interface and extensive functionality contribute to its dominance in document creation and editing

XLS

XLS ( Excel spreadsheet) is an older file format used for storing spreadsheet data. Although largely replaced by XLSX, XLS files can still be opened and edited in Excel. They contain tabular data with formulas, charts, and formatting.