Two spreadsheets in.
One clean answer out.
Match Excel or CSV files by the column they share. Bring across the information you need, catch messy rows, and download the result—no VLOOKUP gymnastics required.
Start with the two tables you want to connect.
The main table keeps its rows. The lookup table supplies new columns.
.xlsx, .csv, or .tsv · up to 10 MB
.xlsx, .csv, or .tsv · up to 10 MB
How it works
A spreadsheet join, translated into plain English.
RowPair guides you through the choices that matter and calls out anything that could make the result unreliable.
- 01
Add both files
Use Excel, CSV, TSV, or paste tabular data directly.
- 02
Choose what connects them
Pick a shared field such as email, SKU, customer ID, or order number.
- 03
Review before you merge
Resolve missing records, duplicate keys, and ambiguous rows.
- 04
Download a clean result
Export the completed table as an Excel workbook or CSV file.
Common jobs
Made for the files businesses actually pass around.
Private by architecture
Your spreadsheet contents never leave your browser.
RowPair processes files on your device. There is no upload queue, file storage, or account history to clean up afterward.
Questions, answered
What to know before you match.
Are my files uploaded or stored anywhere?
No. File reading, matching, and export happen in your browser. RowPair does not receive your spreadsheet contents.
Is this a replacement for VLOOKUP or XLOOKUP?
For the common job of bringing columns from one table into another, yes. RowPair handles the formula and shows problematic records before you export.
What happens when the same identifier appears twice?
Duplicate keys are clearly flagged. For an ambiguous match, choose the correct lookup row or explicitly keep the added cells blank before downloading.
Which file types are supported?
RowPair accepts modern Excel workbooks (.xlsx), CSV, TSV, and pasted spreadsheet data. You can export the result as .xlsx or .csv.
Will values such as 00123 keep their leading zeros?
Yes when the source stores them as text. RowPair treats matching identifiers conservatively and previews the output before export.