Translate an Excel formula between languages
Microsoft localizes function names — SUM in English, SUMME in German, SOMME in French. Paste a formula on either side, configure the options, and the translator converts function names, swaps argument separators, and shows a round-trip verification. Press Ctrl+K to focus the input from anywhere.
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Six features beyond a plain word-swap
Source language
Click Auto-detect and the engine guesses the source language by counting which language's function names match.
Multiple formulas
Paste several formulas, one per line — each line translates independently. Toggles a taller textarea.
Send a link
One click copies a URL with the formula and languages encoded — open it on any device to resume.
Excel version check
Set the target Excel version. The translator flags functions that won't work — XLOOKUP isn't in 2016, for instance.
Localized #N/A
Optional toggle translates #NV ↔ #N/A ↔ #N/D. Most Excel versions accept both forms but downstream parsers may not.
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