Are you looking to process the data from an Excel file and wondering which format would be the easiest to use?

JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) is a popular choice for data interchange that is used to transmit data between servers and web applications. It is a lightweight, machine-readable format that is easy to parse and generate, making it a convenient choice for processing data.

Converting your Excel files to JSON format has a number of benefits:

• JSON is easier for computers to operate with than Excel.
• JSON is more flexible and easier to work with than Excel, especially when it comes to data manipulation and analysis.
• JSON is widely supported by a variety of platforms and languages, so you can easily integrate your data with other systems and applications.
• JSON is a text format and can be edited with any Text Editor application.

It is used in Microsoft Office Excel program. The extension used in an Excel file is either .XLS or .XLSX, depending on the version used.

Our Converter supports documents in XLSX and XLS format.

File Format Information

Additional information can be found in the following resources

• XLSX file format at File.org
• XLS file format at File.org
• XLSX file format at FILExt.com
• XLS file format at FILExt.com

JavaScript Object Notation is the full meaning of JSON. This is a text document that can be created in any text editor. It is a popular text-based technique for presenting structured data in JavaScript object syntax.

JSON Format Description

This format contains different types of data: objects, arrays, and attributes.

The Attribute is a key-value, where the key is the name of the attribute. Attributes can only be used inside objects.

For example:

{
  "type": "book"
}

The Object is a data structure with a set of attributes on the same level.

For example:

{
  "type": "book",
  "name": "Book of success",
  "price": "24.99"
}

And Array is a set of objects.

For example:

[
  {
    "type": "book",
    "quantity": 5
  },
  {
    "type": "magazine",
    "quantity": 12
  }
]

File Format Information

Find more information about format on the resources below:

• JSON file format at File.org
• JSON file format at FILExt.com