Three small tools that save Mac users from Windows-only workarounds: a printable Excel shortcuts cheat sheet, a PDF to Excel converter and an Excel to PDF converter.
Every Windows Excel shortcut next to what you press on your Mac. Download it as a clean PDF, or print the keyboard layout and stick it right on your MacBook.
Upload a PDF and get an Excel workbook back, with every table on its own sheet. Numbers come through as numbers, so you can sort and sum them straight away.
Pick a tool, use it, and download your file in under a minute.
to use, with no watermarks. Try a converter before you sign in, and sign in with Google only when you download your file,
in one click.
No catchby design. Uploads are processed in memory or a temporary folder and deleted right after conversion. We do not store, read or share your files,
ever.
Your filesfirst. Made by the team behind Mac Excel Shortcuts, for people who work in Excel on a MacBook and are tired of Windows-only
workarounds.
Built for youenough to forget about. Nothing to install: open a page, drop a file and get your result in seconds. Your next
tab is waiting.
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