How to convert ET to DOCX
- Add your .ET file - drop it in the box above or click to browse.
- Convert it to .DOCX in a few seconds.
- Download your new .DOCX file.
What to expect
- Spreadsheet formulas become static values; there is no recalculation in a Word document.
- Multiple sheets, cell formatting, and charts may simplify or flatten, since a document does not model a live grid.
- Macros and embedded spreadsheet objects are dropped; plain DOCX cannot run macros.
Frequently asked questions
How well does an ET spreadsheet convert into a Word DOCX?
The cells become a table (or text) inside a Word document, so the values and basic layout carry over, but a spreadsheet's live grid, formulas, and recalculation do not exist in DOCX. Expect a static snapshot of the data rather than a working sheet.
Why convert ET to DOCX?
ET is Kingsoft/WPS's spreadsheet format; converting to DOCX turns tabular data into a Word document for reports, write-ups, or sharing where a document, not a workbook, is wanted. It also moves the content into the widely supported Word format.
Where does the DOCX open?
DOCX is Microsoft Word's Open XML format and opens for free in LibreOffice Writer, Google Docs, and Word for the web, as well as Word itself. It is broadly portable across platforms.
What happens to formulas and macros?
Formulas are reduced to their resulting values because DOCX has no calculation engine, and any spreadsheet macros or embedded objects are not carried into a plain DOCX. Only the visible data and formatting survive.
Programs that convert ET: Kingsoft Office
