Free Auto HTML Table from Google Sheet with Excel Export

V1 is the smallest useful thing in this family: point it at a Google Sheet and it builds an HTML table from whatever is in there. Columns come from your header row, rows come from your data, and changing either means editing the sheet and pressing refresh — not opening the code.

Built for people who do not want to code

That is the whole reason it exists. The walkthrough starts with two columns, then builds out a full school result sheet — roll number, class, English, Science, Computer, Biology, Chemistry, Grammar — entirely by typing into the spreadsheet. Each refresh, the table on the web app matches. Nobody touches HTML to add a subject.

Search, then take it with you

A search box above the table narrows it, with the entry count showing how many of the total matched. Once you have the rows you want, the toolbar gives you three ways to keep them: print the filtered view, download it as an Excel file, or copy the rows and paste them wherever you are working.

One thing the search does not do

Worth knowing before you build on it: the search matches text anywhere in the row, not within one column. Searching for 10 to get class 10 also catches roll numbers containing 10, which the walkthrough runs into on purpose and solves by naming the classes more distinctly. If you need proper per-column filtering, that is what the filter-dropdown file in this catalogue does instead.

Setting it up

Copy the sheet — the code is already inside under Extensions — and deploy as a web app. It reads the active spreadsheet, so there is no ID to paste, and the code is short and commented if you want to extend it.