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The Tools page

Updated 2026-09-04 · 2 min read · For desktop macOS 0.0.9 / Windows 0.0.7

The same capabilities as the toolbar panels, entered from the other end — pick the table (or upload a file) first. Every card, what it does, and where it is documented in full.


The Tools page: a grid of standalone wizards under four category tabs
The Tools page: a grid of standalone wizards under four category tabs

How it relates to the panels in a table

Two doors into the same capabilities. The toolbar panels default to the current table; the Tools page wizards ask you to pick a table or upload a file first, which suits having two Excel files you want to compare before importing either of them. What comes out is the same tables and formula columns, editable afterwards.

The categories

The tabs across the top — All, AI, Excel, Table Converter — filter the cards.

Card What it does Documented in
Ask AI AI processing of a spreadsheet: summarize, match across tables, split, and chat that builds a comparison table AI
Vlookup Find target data in another table quickly, and merge tables by column Match
Summarize Table Grouped totals: monthly revenue, headcount per department, class averages Summarize
Combine-duplicates Collapse several rows for one thing into one, joining or aggregating the rest Duplicates
Merge Table Stack tables by row, combine several workbooks Merge and Split
Split Table Split into smaller tables by condition or by a column's values Same page
Find duplicate rows Mark duplicate rows, or extract the unique ones Duplicates
Date & Time Pull out year-month, week and quarter; split date from time Dates and times
Convert Image to Table Invoices, tickets, ID cards, bank cards, licence plates Image to table
Json to Table A JSON file becomes a table JSON to table
Cross-table lookup Cross-table Sumif / Countif: a total or a count fetched from another table by condition Match

The shape every wizard shares

  1. Choose or upload a table — from the workspace, or Upload file to import one on the spot.
  2. Pick columns and set conditions — follow the numbered steps; the right-hand pane previews the result table live once the configuration is complete.
  3. Run / OK — a new table or column is created and you land on it.

The Request a new tool link at the top is where to tell us what is missing.

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