Copy a Wikipedia table to Excel
Selecting a Wikipedia table with the mouse brings along footnote marks like [1], sort arrows and broken columns. Table to Excel copies the table as rows and columns, ready to paste.
How it works
- Open the Wikipedia article and click the Table to Excel icon.
- Every table on the page is listed; pick the one you need.
- Press Copy and paste into Excel or Google Sheets, or download CSV. With Pro, download .xlsx with numbers as real numbers.
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)
- Numbers auto-fixed: 1.234,56 and $1,234.56 → real numbers
- One payment — not $120/year
FAQ
Why does a Wikipedia table paste into one column?
Copying by mouse selection often loses the table structure. Table to Excel reads the table itself, so each cell lands in its own column.
Can I get all tables from one Wikipedia article?
Yes. Pro exports all tables of the page into one .xlsx file, one sheet per table.
Is there a way without installing anything?
Yes: copy the table on Wikipedia, paste it into the box on this page and press Copy. In Google Sheets you can also use =IMPORTHTML(url, "table", n).