Paste an Excel formula to identify its type, cell references, and a plain-language description.
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Quick answers to common questions
SUM, AVERAGE, COUNT, MIN, MAX, VLOOKUP, and simple arithmetic like =A1+B1.
No. It parses structure and references but does not compute results against a workbook.
References like A1 or B2:D10 point to cells or ranges in a spreadsheet.
Yes. Copy a formula from Excel and paste it into the input field.
Most common functions use the same syntax as Excel.
Complex nested formulas may show as partially recognized.
Yes. Parsing is entirely client-side.
Yes.
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SUM function
A1:A10
Adds all numbers in the range
This is a simplified parser for common Excel formulas. It identifies function type and cell references but does not evaluate against a live workbook.