JSON data formats arrays of structured records using key-value structures. Microsoft Excel represents datasets in flat grids. When converting JSON to Excel, the unique keys found across all objects are extracted to form the column headers (first row), and each object’s values are populated in matching grid cells below. If you need to parse binary Excel spreadsheets back to JSON formatting, use our
Excel to JSON Converter. Here is a visual representation of how JSON keys map to table rows:
// JSON Array Source Input
[
{ "id": 1, "product": "App", "price": 49 },
{ "id": 2, "product": "Pro", "price": 99 }
]
# Converted Excel Grid Output
| id | product | price |
| 1 | App | 49 |
| 2 | Pro | 99 |