Google Sheets to Excel Formula Converter API
Translate spreadsheet formulas between Google Sheets and Excel while preserving uncertainty instead of inventing unsupported equivalents. This is useful for workbook migration tools, import/export pipelines, collaborative applications that support both spreadsheet platforms, and automation services that receive formulas from mixed environments. When a platform-specific function has no safe one-to-one equivalent, the API can return compatibility warnings and lower confidence rather than presenting a fabricated translation as exact, allowing the calling application to route that case for review.
Built for application workflows
Strigs is designed for backend services, automation platforms, AI agents, spreadsheet import pipelines, and internal tools that need formula intelligence without embedding a spreadsheet user interface. Requests use a stable JSON contract and authenticated API key, while responses expose the formula together with explanation, validation status, warnings, function metadata, and confidence so your application can decide how much automation is appropriate.
API example
curl -X POST https://api.strigsapi.com/v1/formula/convert \
-H "X-API-Key: $STRIGS_API_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"platform":"google_sheets","target_platform":"excel","formula":"=QUERY(A1:B10,\"select A where B > 5\",1)"}'Responses include a formula, explanation, validation details, confidence, and compatibility warnings when applicable. Validation and confidence signals are intended to be inspected by the calling application rather than treated as a guarantee that every model-generated formula is semantically correct for every workbook.
Production integration guidance
Keep API credentials server-side, validate user-supplied spreadsheet context before forwarding it, and handle authentication, validation, quota, and temporary-service errors separately. For workflows that modify important workbooks, review low-confidence or warning-bearing results before applying them automatically. The public quickstart includes authenticated curl examples, response handling guidance, and links to the interactive API reference.