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"How to Read an Excel File" matching MCP tools:

  • Open an Excel workbook from an absolute path in the running Excel instance. Makes it available for ModelRisk tools, reusing an open workbook with the same filename.
    MIT
  • Extract cell formulas, calculated values, or formatting details from Excel ranges in live workbooks or .xlsx files without Excel installed.
    MIT
  • Extract data from an Excel sheet and convert it to CSV text. Provide base64-encoded file, optional sheet index (0-based), and delimiter. Returns CSV content for easy data processing.
    MIT
  • Inspect an Excel workbook to retrieve metadata including sheet names, row and column counts, and named ranges. Accepts a base64-encoded file and returns structured JSON.
    MIT

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  • Download any Canvas file and extract its text content from PDF, Word, PowerPoint, Excel, HTML, or plain text. Use to read syllabi, lecture slides, and handouts by supplying the file ID.
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  • Import student records from an Excel file, run validation, column mapping, duplicate detection, and store to database with summary statistics.
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  • Read metadata from Excel or CSV files to retrieve sheet structure, column details, null counts, unique counts, and suggested operations.
    MIT
  • Read file contents from Google Drive, extracting text from PDFs and structured data from Excel files. Automatically converts Google Docs and Sheets to readable formats.
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  • Upload an Excel or CSV file and convert it into a new Google Spreadsheet. Optionally set a title and specify a Google Drive folder.
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  • Write a 2D array of data into an Excel sheet starting from a specified cell, with optional file backup before modification.
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  • Generate a CSV schedule of doors, windows, walls, rooms, stairs, or levels. The semicolon-separated file opens in Excel/LibreOffice; set overwrite=true to replace an existing file.
    MIT
  • Extract data from Excel files by specifying file path, sheet name, row limits, and header configuration to convert spreadsheet content into readable text format.
    MIT