Free Excel consolidation
Combine Excel sheets into one sheet
Roll up many tabs and workbooks into a single consolidated table. Matching columns line up automatically, every row keeps its source sheet, and you get a per-sheet rollup — no formulas, no Power Query, no uploads.
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How it works
- Step 1
Drop your workbooks
Add one or many Excel files — every tab is read and included automatically.
- Step 2
See the rollup
A per-sheet summary shows how many rows each tab contributes to the total.
- Step 3
Download one table
Export the consolidated CSV with a source column, or ask questions across it with AI.
Every tab, stacked into one sheet
Drop a workbook and every worksheet is read automatically. Rows from all tabs are stacked into one table, columns are matched by header name, and a source column records the tab each row came from. A summary shows how many rows each sheet contributed, so you can check nothing was missed.
Inside Excel, the same job takes VSTACK in Microsoft 365 or Append Queries in Power Query. This tool needs neither.
Frequently asked questions
How do I consolidate data from multiple Excel sheets?
Drop your files above. Analistable reads every tab, matches columns by name and stacks all rows into one consolidated table you can download as CSV.
Does it work like Excel's Consolidate feature?
It covers the most common case — combining identically structured sheets into one table — without setting up references or ranges by hand. Each row keeps a source column so you can still group or sum by sheet afterwards.
Can I consolidate sheets from different workbooks?
Yes. Add as many workbooks as you like; every sheet in every file is included in the rollup.
Is my data uploaded anywhere?
No. Consolidation runs entirely in your browser, so your files never leave your computer.
How do I combine all sheets into one in Excel?
Drop the workbook above to stack every sheet into one table. Inside Excel, use =VSTACK(FirstSheet:LastSheet!A2:D500) in Microsoft 365 or Power Query's Append Queries.
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