Excel & Google Sheets Formula Generator
Pick a spreadsheet goal below, plug in your cell references or markers, and copy syntax-checked formulas for Excel 365, legacy Excel, and Google Sheets — or run the transform directly inside the browser grid.
Uses TEXTJOIN so blank middle cells never insert double separators.
=TEXTJOIN(" ", TRUE, A2, B2)Most Searched Formula Templates
Formula Not Calculating? Troubleshoot →Extract Text Between Parentheses or Brackets
=MID(A2, SEARCH("(", A2)+1, SEARCH(")", A2)-SEARCH("(", A2)-1)Works for pulling domains, parenthetical SKUs, or codes between two delimiters.
Flag Duplicate Rows Instantly
=IF(COUNTIF($A$2:$A$500, A2)>1, "Duplicate", "Unique")Or remove duplicates in 1 click using our Duplicate Finder Guide.
Drop XLSX, CSV, TSV, Markdown (.md), or JSON here
Runs locally inside browser memory. Multi-sheet workbooks open into tabs automatically.
Combine Two or More Columns
Merge 2+ columns cleanly without writing formulas.
Split Column by Delimiter
Remove Duplicate Rows
Find & Replace
Sort Rows
Filter or Delete Matching Rows
Fill, Prefix / Suffix & Extract Column
Merge Multiple Files / VLOOKUP Join Sheets
Append rows from multiple files/tabs or join two sheets by a key column.
Option A: Stack / Append All Open Sheet Tabs
Option B: VLOOKUP / Left-Join Two Sheets by Key
Format Preview & Export Converter
Column Profiler & Quick Summary
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Paste CSV, TSV, Markdown Table, JSON, or HTML
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do these generated formulas work in both Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets?
Yes. Options like & concatenation, TEXTJOIN, COUNTIF duplicates, SUMIFS, COUNTIFS, MID/SEARCH extraction, and TEXT(cell,"00000") work identically in modern Excel and Google Sheets. Legacy Excel 2016/2019 users without XLOOKUP can pick VLOOKUP or INDEX/MATCH presets cleanly.
Can I test formulas directly on spreadsheet rows without opening Excel?
Yes. Paste or import your data in the spreadsheet grid below and use the formula bar (=SUM, =AVERAGE, =COUNT, =CONCAT, =TEXTJOIN, =TRIM, =UPPER, =IF) — or run 1-click Combine Columns, Split, and Deduplicate without writing formulas at all.
How do I extract text between two characters in Excel?
Use MID nested with SEARCH: =TRIM(MID(A2, SEARCH("(", A2)+1, SEARCH(")", A2)-SEARCH("(", A2)-1)). Choose "Extract Text Between Characters" in the generator above to customize your start and end markers.