Migrate from Excel
From Excel to Intlexl.
Bring a workbook into a sheet, keep the familiar grid, and add structure as you go. Formulas arrive as their calculated values, and you can export any sheet back to Excel whenever you like.
What you provide
An Excel workbook (.xlsx or .xls).
How it works
Import, adjust, and export whenever you like.
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Choose
Pick the sheet to import into and upload the workbook.
- 2
Append or replace
Add the rows to what is there, or replace it.
- 3
Adjust
Change column types and set owners, dates and dependencies where the spreadsheet only had text.
- 4
Export any time
Export a sheet and its configuration back to .xlsx.
What maps to what
Where each part of your data lands.
Rows
Rows
Each spreadsheet row becomes a sheet row.
Column headers
Columns
Headers become column names, with types detected from the data.
Dates
Date columns
Common date formats are detected.
Owner columns
Task owner or contact columns
Set owner columns to a person type so capacity planning can read them.
Worth a look
What the import asks you to review.
- Formulas arrive as their calculated values; rebuild the ones you still need.
- Merged cells and irregular rows are the usual source of surprises, so check the first import.
- Dependencies written as free text need to be set as predecessors.
After the import
Put the agents to work.
Turn the structured columns into views: a Gantt from the dates, a board from the status, a report across trackers.
Meet the agentsFAQ
Questions people ask.
Bring one plan. See it run.
In 30 minutes we set up a workspace like yours and show sheets, Gantt, dashboards, capacity and a PM agent at work.