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Turn an Excel sheet into a sortable website table
Keep your price list, schedule or inventory in Excel (or a CSV) in Dropbox or OneDrive, and FolderBloom shows it on your website as a clean table visitors can search and sort. When you edit the spreadsheet, the table on your site updates after FolderBloom syncs — no copying cells into your website again.
Try it: search and sort this table
Type “maple” to search, or click a column heading such as Price to sort. This table is a live Excel file.
From Excel file to sortable table
Searching and sorting a table built from an Excel file, then a price changed in the spreadsheet showing on the website after sync.
How to do it
About five minutes, and nothing to install.
Save the spreadsheet in your folder
Use an .xlsx or .csv file. The first row becomes the column headings.
Choose “Spreadsheet table”
In FolderBloom, choose the folder and file, then the Spreadsheet table layout. If the workbook has several sheets, pick the one to show.
Preview and adjust
Turn search on or off, choose how columns line up, and see the result with your real data.
Paste one line into your website
Copy the embed code into any page that accepts HTML, or use the WordPress plugin’s shortcode.
Common questions
Which files work?
Excel workbooks (.xlsx) and CSV files. For a workbook with several sheets, you choose which sheet the table shows.
What happens when I edit the spreadsheet?
Save it as usual in Dropbox or OneDrive. FolderBloom picks up the new version and the table on your site updates after it syncs — usually within a few minutes.
Can visitors edit the table?
No. Visitors can search and sort, but the data only changes when you edit the spreadsheet.
Can I offer the spreadsheet as a download too?
Yes — you can show a download button for the file above the table.
Learn more: Spreadsheet tables in the docs · Turn a spreadsheet into a restaurant menu · More live examples
Other things FolderBloom does
- Show a Dropbox or OneDrive folder on your website
- Create a photo gallery from a cloud folder
- Update a restaurant menu from a spreadsheet
- Update a PDF without changing its link or QR code
Try it with your own folder
Connect Dropbox or OneDrive and preview the result for free.
Preview your folder free