HTM XLSX
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Convert HTM to XLSX

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Is it possible to convert HTM to XLSX?
Yes - HTM converts to XLSX.

Open the .htm file in Microsoft Excel (File > Open, set the filter to All Files) and save as XLSX. This produces useful results only when the page contains HTML table elements - plain paragraphs produce no spreadsheet data. Formulas and complex CSS styling do not transfer.

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Also to XLSX: TSV · TMX · SSP

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Last verified Oct 2026

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Why convert HTM to XLSX?

Tabular data exported from databases, CMS systems, or reporting tools is often saved as HTML for browser viewing. Converting to .xlsx enables sorting, filtering, and formulas in a format business users expect. Files produced by Microsoft Office's own Save as Web Page feature round-trip particularly well back to Excel.

How to convert HTM to XLSX

Microsoft Excel APP

Go to File > Open, change the file type filter to All Files, select the .htm file, and click Open. Review the imported tables, then save via File > Save As > Excel Workbook (.xlsx).

Corel Quattro Pro APP

Open the .htm file in Corel Quattro Pro and save as XLSX to export the table data into Excel format.

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About these formats

Quality & what to watch

  • The conversion is meaningful only when the HTM file contains HTML table markup; plain paragraphs and headings produce no useful spreadsheet data.
  • HTML tables store rendered values only - no formulas from the source application carry over.
  • If the page has multiple tables, Excel may stack them vertically on one sheet or create multiple worksheets.

Frequently asked questions

What if the HTM file has no tables?
The import will produce an empty or meaningless worksheet - this conversion is only useful for pages with HTML table markup.
Do formulas transfer from HTML to XLSX?
No - HTML tables store only the displayed values; any formulas that generated them are not recoverable.
Can Google Sheets do this too?
Yes - use File > Import > Upload in Google Sheets, then download as XLSX via File > Download > Microsoft Excel (.xlsx).