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"How to Read and Write Excel Files" matching MCP tools:

  • Write multiple files to an Adios workspace in a single call, specifying team, workspace, and file paths with content. Solves the need to write files individually.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Read a JSON locale file, translate it into specified languages, and write translated JSON files, optionally reusing existing translations for incremental updates.
    Apache 2.0
  • Write or append content to text, Excel, and DOCX files, using absolute paths and chunked writes to ensure reliable file creation and updates.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Read metadata from Excel or CSV files to retrieve sheet structure, column details, null counts, unique counts, and suggested operations.
    MIT
  • Locate all occurrences of a symbol in specified files, distinguishing read from write references for local scope analysis.
    MIT
  • Read files of any size with caching and pagination. Supports text/binary, offsets, Excel sheets and ranges, and extracts PDFs as markdown.
    MIT

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  • 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.
    MIT
  • Read the text content of any Drive file using its ID. Supports Docs, Sheets, Slides, PDF, and Office files, with configurable truncation.
    MIT
  • Deletes a .base file from an Obsidian vault, respecting read-only mode and backup-on-write settings. Only .base files can be removed.
    MIT
  • Read Mplus SAVEDATA output from .out files, extracting factor scores, class probabilities, and class membership. Optionally export to CSV for analysis in R or Excel.
    MIT
  • Write values to Excel cells or ranges in live workbooks or .xlsx files without needing Excel installed. Supports single values, arrays, or 2D arrays while preserving existing content.
    MIT
  • Execute file operations and shell commands with chain-reaction support for automated workflows. Read files, write data, or run commands while maintaining security restrictions on allowed directories.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Convert data between Excel/CSV and JSON: read xlsx/csv files to JSON, or write JSON arrays to xlsx files.
    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
  • Extracts text from documents including PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, EPUB, and text files to enable content analysis and processing.
    MIT