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Convert → Convert JSON To Excel

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Summary

Converts JSON data supplied as text, a base64 string, or an input binary property into an Excel workbook through PDF4me. Configure the output file name, document reference name, worksheet name, and optional formatting or conversion settings.

Inputs

  • Input Data Type (required) — Choose JSON String, Binary Data, or Base64 String. For Binary Data, set Input Binary Field to the incoming binary property name; for JSON String, provide JSON Content; for Base64 String, provide Base64 JSON Content.
  • Output File Name — Name the generated Excel file; defaults to converted_data.xlsx.
  • Document Name — Set the output document's reference name; defaults to output.
  • Worksheet Name — Set the worksheet name; defaults to Sheet1.
  • Advanced Options — Optionally configure number/date conversion, custom profiles, date and number formats, starting row and column, null handling, and title-row bold and text wrapping.
  • Binary Data Output Name — Set the name of the binary property for the Excel file in the n8n output; defaults to data.

Output shape

A single n8n item containing the generated Excel file as binary data.

The output binary property uses Binary Data Output Name. The source pack provides only the operation's signature, so it does not show further runtime details such as additional output fields.

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