Excel to JSON
Open an XLSX and select a sheet. The first row becomes field names and the following rows become JSON objects.
Preview
The first 6 rows and 6 columns. Long values are shortened.
What the result looks like
The result is an array of flat objects with string values. Displayed cell values are used, including leading-zero formatting. Formula cells use the values saved in the workbook.
The first row must contain nonempty, unique headers followed by at least one data row. Duplicate headers cause an error.