React Table Editor
Open CSV or XLSX files, edit data inline, and export clean tables locally in the browser.
Open utilityWhat it does
- Imports tabular data from CSV and XLSX files.
- Lets you edit cells inline and adjust rows/columns.
- Supports client-side export back to CSV or XLSX.
- Keeps data local without server-side upload.
When to use it (and when not to)
Use it when:
- You need quick cleanup of BOM, QA, or production tables.
- You want to normalize spreadsheets before sharing with CAD/ERP flows.
- You need browser-only editing without desktop office software.
Avoid it when:
- You need advanced spreadsheet formulas and pivots.
- You need real-time multi-user collaboration.
Inputs and outputs
Inputs
| Input | Description |
|---|---|
| CSV/XLSX file | Load one table for interactive editing. |
| Manual edits | Update cells, column labels, and row values. |
Outputs
| Output | Format | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Edited table | On-screen | Live grid preview with immediate updates. |
| Exported file | CSV/XLSX | Save a cleaned dataset for downstream tools. |
How to use
- Import a CSV or XLSX file.
- Review the table and edit cells as needed.
- Add/remove rows or columns if your workflow requires restructuring.
- Export the final table to CSV or XLSX.
Accuracy and verification
- Validate units, delimiters, and header names before exporting.
- Re-open the exported file in your destination workflow to confirm compatibility.
- Data stays in your browser session unless you export.
FAQ
- Does it upload my file? No, processing runs locally in your browser.
- Which formats are supported? CSV and XLSX.
- Can I edit formulas? It is optimized for value editing, not advanced spreadsheet formula workflows.
- Can I use it offline? If assets are cached and available locally in the browser, yes.
Related tools
Changelog
- Initial documentation.
Feedback / bug report
- Open a GitHub issue
- Email or DM with the slug
react-table-editorso we can reproduce the issue