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DOCX Table Extractor

Extract Word tables into separately labelled CSV downloads.

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Method, example & boundaries

DOCX Table Extractor: from input to a reviewable result

Extract every table from a Word DOCX into separately labelled CSV downloads without uploading the document. The workflow is intended for structured handoff and audit: each source table stays distinct instead of being silently merged with a different column layout.

Worked example: two tables in one report

Example input
A DOCX containing Table 1 with 4 inventory rows and Table 2 with 3 approval rows.
Example output
Two labelled CSV downloads, one for each table, preserving its row and cell order.

How to interpret it

Keeping outputs separate prevents the approval columns from being forced into the inventory schema and makes reconciliation back to the Word source possible.

DOCX table traversal and CSV encoding

The browser opens the DOCX package, reads document table structures in source order, collects visible cell text row by row, escapes CSV delimiters and line breaks, and creates one local download per table.

Word-to-CSV boundaries

  • Merged cells, nested tables, formulas, images, and rich formatting cannot map perfectly to flat CSV.
  • The extractor reads DOCX tables; legacy binary .doc files require conversion first.
  • Review sensitive values before sharing the resulting plain-text files.

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