# Excel Import/Export

## Import from Excel

You can load data from an Excel file into SpreadSheet. There is quite a simple way to do this:

1\) Click the **Import** button in the toolbar and select *Microsoft Excel (.xlsx)* 

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or:

Go to: *File -> Import As... -> Microsoft Excel (.xlsx)* in the menu  

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&#x20; 2\)  Select an Excel file on your computer and its content will be imported into an opened sheet.

## Export to Excel

The data you've entered into SpreadSheet can be exported to an Excel file. Complete the steps below:

1\) Click the **Export** button in the toolbar:

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or:

Go to: *File -> Download As... -> Microsoft Excel (.xlsx)* in the menu &#x20;

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&#x20;2\)  Check the directory with downloaded files on your computer to find a downloaded Excel file with data from SpreadSheet.


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