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Preserve leading zeros

XLSX output uses text cells. Already lost zeros or truncated IDs cannot be recovered.

  1. 1Add files
  2. 2Settings & preview
  3. 3Review & download

Source files

Drop files here. You can keep adding more files.

    Task settings

    Add files to begin.

    How to finish your task

    XLSX output uses text cells. Already lost zeros or truncated IDs cannot be recovered. Add files and review settings. Create the result, check the preview, actual size and limitations, then download a new file.

    Practical example

    Keep leading-zero codes and long identifiers as text. Zeros already lost in the source cannot be restored automatically.

    Scope and limitations

    XLSX output uses text cells. Already lost zeros or truncated IDs cannot be recovered.

    Files are not uploaded to a server. Outputs are new files, so originals remain unchanged. Review the result before saving.

    When is this useful?

    Keep leading-zero codes and long identifiers as text. Zeros already lost in the source cannot be restored automatically.

    Input and result example

    code 00123 → text cell "00123" in XLSX

    Examples illustrate the workflow; actual size, support and recognition depend on the source and settings.

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