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n8n-nodes-excel-csv-processor

v0.1.2

Published

Process Excel and CSV files in n8n workflows

Readme

n8n-nodes-excel-csv-processor

This is an n8n community node that provides advanced Excel and CSV file processing capabilities with configurable row and column offsets.

n8n is a fair-code licensed workflow automation platform.

Features

The Excel/CSV Processor node allows you to:

  • Process both Excel (.xlsx, .xls) and CSV files
  • Select specific sheets from Excel workbooks
  • Skip rows before headers (useful for files with title rows)
  • Handle multiple header rows
  • Skip rows between header and data
  • Remove footer rows
  • Skip columns from the beginning or end
  • Customize CSV delimiters (including tab, newline)
  • Handle UTF-16 encoded CSV files
  • Output data in multiple formats:
    • JSON only
    • CSV only
    • Excel only
    • Both JSON and CSV/Excel

Installation

Follow the installation guide in the n8n community nodes documentation.

Option 1: Via n8n UI (Recommended)

  1. Go to SettingsCommunity Nodes
  2. Click Install
  3. Enter n8n-nodes-excel-csv-processor
  4. Click Install

Option 2: Via npm

npm install n8n-nodes-excel-csv-processor

Operations

Process Excel/CSV File

Process Excel or CSV files with advanced configuration options.

Parameters

Binary Property (required)

  • Name of the binary property containing the Excel or CSV file
  • Default: data

Sheet Settings (for Excel files)

  • Sheet Index: Which sheet to read (0 = first sheet)
  • Default: 0

Row Settings

  • Skip Rows (Before Headers): Number of rows to skip before the header row(s)
  • Header Rows: Number of rows used for headers
  • Header Offset: Number of rows between header and data start
  • Footer Rows: Number of rows to remove from the end

CSV Settings

  • Delimiter: CSV delimiter character
    • Use \t for tab
    • Use \n for newline
    • Default: , (comma)

Column Settings

  • Skip Columns (From Start): Number of columns to skip from the beginning
  • End Columns: Number of columns to skip from the end

Output Format

  • Both (JSON + CSV): Output data as JSON and create a processed CSV/Excel file
  • JSON Only: Output only the parsed JSON data
  • CSV Only: Output only a processed CSV file
  • Excel Only: Output only a processed Excel file

Usage Examples

Example 1: Process Excel with Title Rows

If your Excel file has 2 title rows before the header:

  • Set Skip Rows (Before Headers) to 2
  • Set Header Rows to 1

Example 2: Process Tab-Delimited CSV

For tab-separated files:

  • Set Delimiter to \t

Example 3: Remove Summary Rows

If your file has 3 summary rows at the bottom:

  • Set Footer Rows to 3

Example 4: Skip First Column

To ignore the first column (e.g., row numbers):

  • Set Skip Columns (From Start) to 1

Compatibility

This node was developed and tested with:

  • n8n version: 1.0+
  • Node.js: >=20.15

Resources

License

MIT

Author

Ohad Cohen - [email protected]