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TableLens

Drag fields into rows, columns and values to group, add up, count or average, with subtotals, a heat map, shares and a chart. Tap any number to see the rows behind it, and export the pivot table.

Runs in this tab. Nothing is uploaded. Keeps working if your connection drops.

Watch it work, on the app’s own sample

Make a pivot table

Choose or drop a spreadsheetCSV, TSV or Excel. It stays on this device.

Or try a sample

Samples are made up and generated in your browser. No real people, shops or sites.

  • The first row should hold the column names. Excel files: pick the sheet after opening.
  • Dates are recognised when written year first, like 2024-03-07 or 2024/3/7.
  • CSV in UTF-8, Windows-1252 and other encodings, with commas, semicolons, tabs or pipes, and decimal commas (1.234,50) detected per column. Excel files are read by their stored values, not the rounded ones shown.
  • Everything happens in this tab’s memory, in the background: a million rows take a few seconds on a laptop, but very large files (hundreds of MB) can be slow or fail, especially on phones.

What it does

  • Drag and drop, like a spreadsheetPut fields in Rows, Columns, Values and Filters, and nest as many row groups as you like.
  • Every kind of totalSum, count, average, min, max, median and distinct count, several at once, with subtotals at each level.
  • Shares, not just sumsShow any value as a percentage of its row, its column or the grand total.
  • Dates grouped for youDate columns roll up by year, quarter, month, ISO week or day.
  • See the patternA heat map on the cells, and a bar, stacked or line chart that follows the pivot.
  • The rows behind a numberTap any cell to see the source rows that make it up, and save them.
  • Take it with youSave the pivot as an Excel file, CSV or Markdown, or copy it.

What TableLens can do

TableLens on a year of shop orders: revenue by region and category across four quarters, with subtotal rows and a blue heat map peaking at camping gear in the South in Q3