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  • Export CSV or JSON data to Excel files with customizable sheet names for structured data storage and analysis.
    MIT
  • Extract data from Excel files by reading content and converting it into structured JSON format for analysis or integration.
    Apache 2.0
  • Modify existing Excel files by adding new CSV or JSON data to specified sheets, enabling data updates without manual spreadsheet editing.
    MIT
  • Perform statistical analysis on Excel data to calculate descriptive statistics, identify trends, and extract insights from numeric columns in spreadsheet files.
    MIT
  • Analyze Excel files to extract structure, data types, statistics, and sheet contents. Optionally preview rows and inspect column data types for deeper insights.
    -
  • Automatically adjust column widths to fit content in Excel files. Specify columns, sheets, and width limits to optimize spreadsheet readability.
    MIT
  • Read CSV or Excel files with chunking support for large datasets. Specify sheet names, row offsets, and limits to extract data efficiently.
    MIT
  • Write data to CSV or Excel files with support for multiple sheets, enabling structured data export from the Excel MCP Server.
    MIT
  • Identify and handle duplicate rows in Excel/CSV files using configurable strategies including highlighting, removal, or exporting duplicates.
    MIT
  • Perform browser automation actions like clicking, typing, and uploading files using CSS selectors or text matching to interact with web elements.
    -
  • Write Excel formulas to specific cells in .xlsx files with result verification, enabling local-first spreadsheet updates without needing Microsoft Excel or LibreOffice.
    MIT
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  • Publish a local file, directory, or zip to a public URL, preserving folder structure for linked assets. Share Word, Excel, Markdown, code, images, or video as viewable pages instead of downloadable files.
    MIT