EDI to CSV - Convert EDI Messages to Spreadsheet

Convert EDIFACT and X12 EDI messages to CSV format. Extract line items, headers, segments to spreadsheet. Browser-based, private.

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.edi, .x12, .edifact files

EDI Input

Export Mode

Include column headers

Use descriptive column names

CSV Output

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Frequently Asked Questions

Both UN/EDIFACT (international) and ANSI X12 (North American) formats are supported. The tool auto-detects which format you're using based on the message structure.

You can export segments (one row per segment), line items (one row per product/service line), or a summary view with header information. Choose the export mode that matches your analysis needs.

Each segment's elements become columns. For segments with varying element counts, all possible columns are created and empty cells are left blank.

Yes! Export EDI 850 (X12) or ORDERS (EDIFACT) to CSV, then open in Excel. Line items become rows with quantity, price, item numbers, and descriptions as columns.

Absolutely. All processing happens in your browser. Your EDI messages with sensitive business data never leave your device or get uploaded to any server.

EDI hierarchical structures are flattened for CSV. Parent segment data is repeated on child rows, or you can choose to export only specific segment types.

All common EDI document types work: 810/INVOIC (invoices), 856/DESADV (ASN), 850/ORDERS (POs), 997/CONTRL (acknowledgments), and more.

Yes! Choose specific segment types to export. For example, export only LIN (line items) and QTY (quantities) segments from a large interchange.

Interchange files with multiple messages are fully supported. Each message can be exported separately or combined with a message identifier column.

Headers are formatted as 'SegmentTag_ElementIndex' (e.g., LIN_01, QTY_02). For known segments, descriptive names can be added.

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