Excel Merger

A handy Excel software tool allows users to merge Excel XLS/XLSX and ODS/CSV/XML Files, Workbooks and Spreadsheets to One File or One Workbook. No Office or MS Excel Required!


Excel Merger

Excel Merger

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Software Version: 1.8
Type: Free + Pro
Size: 56 MB
OS: Windows XP(SP3) / Vista / Win 7 /Win 8 / Win 10 / Win 11 or later (32/64 bit) & Windows Servers
Merging Format: XLSX, XLS, ODS, CSV, XML
What's New: Added new one header & duplicated files detection options

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Features of Excel Merger


Combine Several Excel Files into One Single Excel File
Batch Merge Wordbooks & Spreadsheets into One Worksheet
Combine Multiple Excel Files and Spreadsheets to One Spreadsheet in One Excel File
Join Parts of all Worksheets by setting a Range
Merge Table Rows and Columns in Bulk Files
Support Mixed Merging XLS, XLSX, ODS, CSV and XML Files
Export to XLS, XLSX, ODS, CSV and XML Formats
Combine Files & Workbooks in Ultra-fast Mode
Not Require Office or MS Excel Installed
Handy Installer, 3 MB Only
Multi-language


Excel Merger is a handy Excel file and workbook merging utility for Windows. It enables users to merge Excel XLS/XLSX and ODS/CSV/XML files into one single workbook file without installing Office or MS Excel. Excel Merger supports a variety of common worksheet output formats like XLSX (Latest Excel Format), XLS (Excel 2003 Format), ODS (Open Document Sheets), CSV (Comma-Separated Values file) and XML (eXtensible Markup Language file).

In addition to merging multiple Excel files into one file, this brilliant merging tool could merge all workbooks in a file to one worksheet, or merge all workbooks in multiple files into one workbook in one single file. That would be very useful when you need to combine all documents, files, worksheets, tables and forms together. If you want to merge some sheets in a file only, the sheets range option allows you to merge only selected workbooks instead of the entire worksheet document.

Besides merging files and workbooks, Excel Merger also allows you to merge rows and columns in dozens of table files or spreadsheets in bulk.

Software Languages: English, French, German, Dutch, Korean, Japanese, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Spanish, Portuguese, Swedish, Greek, Polish, Italian.

Download Excel Merger Now (EXE Installer, 3.3 MB)


2 Minutes Video Tutorial - How to Merge Excel Files and Worksheets by Excel Merger





Table of Excel Merger Tutorial
How to Merge Excel XLS/XLSX Files into One Excel File
How to Merge Excel XLS/XLSX Workbooks and Spreadsheets into One Workbook
How to Combine Excel Files into One Workbook
How to Merge Excel Columns and Rows in a Worksheet
Merge Other Workbook Formats

How to Merge Excel XLS/XLSX Files into One Excel File


Follow these 3 steps to merge multiple Excel XLS/XLSX files into one Excel file, and all worksheets would not be changed.

1. Add Excel Files

You can drag and drop Excel XLS/XLSX files onto Excel Merger to add, or click the "Add" button and select Excel files from the dialog.

2. Set Options

Select "Files" option in the "Merge" drop list, choose the output format in the "Output" drop list (XLSX by default), and set the output path in the "Save to" option.

3. Start Merging Excel Files

Click on the "Start Merging Now" button to start merging Excel files. You will see the output file once the merging finished.


Add Excel Files   Merge Excel Files   Start Merging Excel Files


How to Merge Excel XLS/XLSX Workbooks and Spreadsheets into One Workbook


Follow these 3 steps to merge multiple Excel workbooks into one workbook in each added Excel file, without merging all files.

1. Add Excel Files

Drag and drop your Excel files onto the program to add, or click the "Add" button and select files.

2. Set the Proper Options

Select "Sheets" option in the "Merge" drop list, choose the output format in the "Output" drop list, and set the output path. You can also set the worksheets range if you want to merge only a few of worksheets instead of the whole Excel file.

3. Start Merging Workbooks

Click on the "Start Merging Now" button to start merging workbooks in each added Excel file.


Add Excel Files   Merge Excel worksheets and workbooks   Start Merging Excel workbooks


How to Combine Excel Files into One Workbook


If you want to combine all workbooks in all added Excel files into one single workbook in one single Excel file, please follow these steps below.

1. Add Excel Files

Drag and drop Excel files onto the program file list, or click the "Add" button to add Excel files.

2. Change Settings

Select "Files & Sheets" option in the "Merge" drop list, choose the output format in the "Output" drop list (XLS/XLSX/CSV/XML/ODS), and set the output path.

3. Start Merging Workbooks and Files into One

Click on the "Start Merging Now" button to start merging all workbooks and files into one single Excel file.


Add Excel Files   Merge Excel files and worksheets   Start Merging Excel Files


How to Merge Excel Columns and Rows in a Worksheet


Sometimes you may need to merge several table rows or columns into one row or one column in multiple Excel files. Please follow these steps below to merge Excel rows and columns in bulk.

1. Add Excel Files

Drag and drop all of Excel files you need to process onto the program file list, or click the "Add" button to add.

2. Change Settings

Select "Rows" or "Columns" option in the "Merge" drop list, and choose an output format (XLS/XLSX/CSV/XML/ODS).

3. Rows/Columns Merging Options

Type the start row/column number and the end row/column number you want to merge in the "Start" and "End" boxes, and set the "Delimiter" (Delimiter is a blank space by default) for separating rows/columns in the first row/column. All rows/columns would be merged together into the first row/column.

4. Empty Rows/Columns

The original rows/columns would be empty after merging them into the first row. You can check or uncheck the "Keep Empty Rows/Columns" to let Excel Merger keep the empty rows/columns or remove & shrink the empty ones.

5. Start Merging Rows/Columns

Click on the "Start Merging Now" button to start merging. The program will merge rows/columns you set in every Excel file.


Add Excel Files   Merge Excel Rows and Columns   Set Start and End Rows or Columns
Set the Delimiter   Keep Empty Rows or Columns   Start Merging Excel Rows or Columns


Other Workbook Formats


Besides Excel XLS/XLSX formats, Excel Merger could also merge ODS, CSV and XML files. You can add ODS/CSV/XML files with or without Excel files to the Excel Merger file list, and follow the same steps in the tutorial above to merge these files, worksheets, rows or columns.

Join 2 or more Excel files and worksheets? Excel Merger can handle this for you!



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