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Excel File Merger 1.1


License Free to try
Requirements None
Downloads 42 Limitations None
Publisher Essex Redevelopment File Size 1.0M
Date added 13 Jan 2009 Check your speed

Merge hundreds or thousands of Excel (xls), csv, or text (txt) files into one master file - in seconds! Excel File Merger appeals to those working with numerous workbooks who need seamless data compilation without any distortion of data content.

Excel File Merger is easy to work with and doesn't take much of your time in performing the file merging process. The interface of the application is well-designed, and the feature-set supports easy selection process. This is a must-have application for those in finance, commerce, business, web scraping, scientists (who often obtain scientific data in csv or txt format), accountants, marketing (mass mailings), and others working with numerous spreadsheets or workbooks.

Some highlights:

  • Simple user interface.
  • Merges multiple Excel (xls), Comma delimited (csv), or text (txt) files into one master file.
  • No programming necessary.
  • Economical alternative to Excel add-ins modules.
  • Intelligently handles data positioning for continuous file merge.

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