Importing a Spreadsheet (.xlsx) into a Spreadsheet Block
Easily import .xlsx files into a Spreadsheet Block to save time when creating and editing data in your documents.
Importing a Spreadsheet (.xlsx) into a Spreadsheet Block — FAQ
What file formats can I import into a spreadsheet block?
You can import Microsoft Excel .xlsx files directly into a spreadsheet block. Other formats like .csv are not supported for this feature.
How do I import an Excel spreadsheet into a spreadsheet block?
Open your document, locate the spreadsheet block, and use the import option. From there, select your .xlsx file, and it will be uploaded into the block.
What happens to the formatting of my Excel file when imported?
Basic data such as cell values, row and column structure, and simple formatting (like bold or italic text) will be preserved. More advanced Excel features such as macros, pivot tables, or formulas may not carry over.
Can I edit the imported spreadsheet after uploading?
Yes. Once imported, the spreadsheet content can be edited within the block just like a manually created spreadsheet.
Are there limitations on file size when importing?
Yes, very large .xlsx files may take longer to process or could exceed upload limits. For best results, keep spreadsheets streamlined before importing.
Can I re-import or replace an existing spreadsheet in the block?
Yes. You can remove the existing content in a spreadsheet block and re-import a new .xlsx file if updates are required.
Where can I learn more about customizing spreadsheets once imported?
After importing, you can adjust formatting, edit cells, and apply styles within the spreadsheet block. For guidance, see more information.