Convert Excel to SQL instantly. Perfect for importing spreadsheet data to databases, creating SQL tables from Excel schemas, or migrating from Excel to SQL databases.
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Converting Excel to SQL transforms spreadsheet data into database-ready SQL statements. Our AI converter analyzes Excel structure - first row headers become column names, cell values determine data types (INT, VARCHAR, DATE), and rows convert to INSERT statements. Perfect for migrating Excel databases to proper SQL systems, importing spreadsheet data for web applications, creating database tables from Excel templates, or automating data transfer from business spreadsheets. The converter generates both CREATE TABLE schema definitions and INSERT statements, handling data type inference, string escaping, and NULL values automatically for production-ready SQL output.
Generates SQL table schemas from Excel structure. First row headers become column names, data types infer from cell content (numbers→INT, text→VARCHAR, dates→DATE), and appropriate lengths are set based on data analysis.
Converts Excel rows to SQL INSERT statements. Each row becomes an INSERT, values are properly quoted and escaped, NULL cells convert to SQL NULL, and batch inserts optimize for large datasets.
Intelligently infers SQL data types. Numeric cells become INT/DECIMAL, dates convert to DATE/DATETIME, text becomes VARCHAR with appropriate length, and mixed columns default to TEXT for flexibility.
Handles Excel workbooks with multiple sheets. Each sheet converts to a separate table, sheet names become table names (sanitized for SQL), and relationships can be preserved through foreign key suggestions.
Excel sheets convert to SQL CREATE TABLE and INSERT statements. First row becomes column names, data types are inferred from cell values, and each row becomes an INSERT statement. Multiple sheets can create multiple tables.
Excel formulas don't convert directly as SQL uses declarative queries not formulas. Formula results become static values in INSERT statements. For computed columns, consider creating SQL views or triggers to replicate calculation logic.
Yes! The converter processes large Excel files efficiently, generating bulk INSERT statements or LOAD DATA INFILE syntax for optimal performance. Very large datasets may benefit from batch processing or CSV intermediate format.
