I’m afraid a translation will break my formulas or change cell references in a critical workbook.

Translate workbook content while preserving formulas, cell references, and spreadsheet structure. This helps you localize text safely without risking calculation errors or broken links in critical files.

This feature translates user-facing spreadsheet text without modifying formulas, cell references, or the underlying workbook structure. It is designed for critical workbooks where calculations, named ranges, and inter-sheet links must remain intact. Only translatable content (such as labels, headers, notes, and other plain-text cells) is converted to the target language, while formula syntax and referenced addresses are preserved. The process helps prevent accidental changes to relative/absolute references, external links, or structured table references that could impact results. It supports safer localization of reports, financial models, dashboards, and operational trackers used by multilingual teams. Users can translate content while maintaining consistent outputs, ensuring the same numbers and logic before and after translation. This reduces the need for manual re-checking of complex formulas and dependency chains. It is especially useful when sharing localized versions with stakeholders who require the same underlying calculations. The result is a translated workbook that remains functionally equivalent to the original, with minimized risk of breaking critical logic.