Stop staring at broken formulas. Visualize, edit, and debug complex Excel logic in seconds directly in your browser. No add-ins or macros required—simply paste your formula and get clarity instantly.
Master Complex Formulas with Ease: Visualize, edit, and debug instantly. Simply paste any formula to break it down into manageable components, allowing you to edit variables and arguments instantly.
Instant Structural Breakdown: Paste any Excel formula—simple or a 50-line nightmare—and get an instant, color-coded breakdown of functions, arguments, operators, and references. Perfect for debugging, code reviews, and teaching beginners how logic flows.
Paste your complex Excel logic into our studio to instantly beautify messy code, fix errors (IFERROR), and lock cell references ($) with a single click.
Optimize for Performance: Compress bulky formulas into compact, single-line strings. This tool removes unnecessary whitespace and line breaks while preserving logic, making your workbooks faster and your formulas harder to break.
Stop Manually Typing Dollar Signs ($): Instantly toggle between relative and absolute references. Secure your VLOOKUP ranges, lock table fields, and prevent errors when dragging formulas.
Turn Formulas into Reusable Functions: Bridge the gap between standard formulas and custom logic. Paste a working formula to automatically detect cell references and convert them into clean, named parameters for a production-ready LAMBDA.
Upgrade Legacy Logic: Stop using fragile legacy lookups. This utility automatically parses old VLOOKUP and INDEX/MATCH formulas and rewrites them as modern, faster, and safer XLOOKUP syntax.
Convert numbers to text in Excel instantly. Since Excel has no built-in “SpellNumber” function, we provide four solutions: a complex formula, LAMBDA, VBA, and a bulk conversion tool.
Bridge the Gap for Global Teams: Instantly translate Excel formulas between localized versions. This tool automatically converts function names (e.g., SUMIFS to SUMMEWENNS) and intelligently swaps regional delimiters like commas and semicolons.