Combine workbooks into one Excel file, in the order you choose: keep every sheet, or stack tables with the same columns into a single sheet. Free and private — your files never leave your browser.
Cell colours and fonts aren't carried over (values, formulas and layout are). For full formatting, open the files in Excel Studio.
Put several Excel workbooks together into one file. Keep every sheet as its own sheet (named after the file it came from), or stack tables that share the same columns — monthly reports, exports from different branches — into a single sheet, matched by their header names.
Tip: When stacking, add the Source column so every row still says which file and sheet it came from.
Yes when keeping sheets: formulas, merged cells and column widths come along. Formulas that point to other sheets may need checking if those sheets were renamed.
Values and layout are; cell colours and fonts are not. For full formatting, open the files in Excel Studio.
Stacking matches columns by their header name, so the order doesn't matter; a column that only some files have is filled where it exists.
No. The tool runs in your browser; what you paste or open never leaves your device and nothing is stored on a server.