Excel-to-Wiki Converter


 * http://tools.wmflabs.org/excel2wiki/index.php

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 * 1) Excel2Wiki Copy and Paste Wiki Converter


 * 1) Overview

This script converts a tab-delimited string into a table with mediawiki markup. The most common usage is likely to be copying cells from an Excel spreadsheet and pasting the result into a mediawiki wiki, such as wikipedia.

There are two versions of the script, excel2wiki.php which is includes the \{\{table\}\} template and wikipedia.php, which does not.


 * 1) Installation

Drop the file on a server running PHP.


 * 1) Dependencies


 * [PHP](http://www.php.net/)


 * 1) Links
 * [excel2wiki.net](http://excel2wiki.net/)
 * [shawndouglas.com](http://shawndouglas.com/)
 * [wikifarm](https://github.com/tomclegg/wikifarm)