Copy a paginated table to Excel in one go
Stock screeners, admin panels and rankings show 20 or 50 rows per page. Copying them page by page is slow and easy to get wrong. Table to Excel follows “Next” for you and joins every page.
How it works
- Open the first page of the table and click the Table to Excel icon.
- Press All pages (Pro). A small panel on the page counts rows and pages; you can close the popup.
- When it says Done, press Copy, CSV or XLSX. Repeated headers and duplicate rows are left out.
Pricing
Free
$0
- Every table on the page: copy for Excel/Sheets and CSV
- No row limits, no sign-up
- Works on Wikipedia, dashboards, grids
Pro
$19 once
- .xlsx download
- All tables → one .xlsx (sheet per table)
- All pages of a paged table (clicks “Next” for you) and all rows of scrolling grids
- Numbers auto-fixed: 1.234,56 and $1,234.56 → real numbers
- One payment — not $120/year
FAQ
How do I export all pages of a table, not just the first?
Open the table, click the Table to Excel icon and press "All pages". It follows the Next button through every page and gives you one file.
What if the page only loads more rows when I scroll?
Use "All rows" instead: it scrolls the table to the end and keeps every row, including grids like ag-grid that only draw what is on screen.
Can I stop it halfway?
Yes. Press Stop on the panel and export what has been collected so far.