Download tables to Excel from SEC documents

Export a single filing table

Download any table to Excel with the correct formatting. Choose a table in a quarterly report or any SEC filing and click download to XLSX. You’ll get an identical copy of the table in Excel with clear formatting and properly formatted numeric data. There’s no need for retyping or painfully formatting each row.

1. Look up your filing through the SEC filing search or the list of filings on each company page. Click the 'Notable SEC filings ...’ if you’re looking for filings other than 10-K, 10-Q, and 8-K.
2. Find the table you would like to export.
3. Click the XLSX button.
4. Your table is downloaded.

Below each downloaded table, you’ll find the name and date of the filing with a link to the table’s exact position. Click the source link to jump to the table in the filing or send a reference link to your colleague.

Download all tables in any filing

If you’d like to save time by downloading all the tables at once, use the left panel to export all tables in an exhibit. SEC Edgar has a similar functionality of browsing and downloading tables but supports only quarterly and yearly reports.

Detailed instructions

1. Open the filing of your interest.
2. Click ‘<‘ button on the left to open the left filing panel.
3. Choose the exhibit from which you’d like to export tables or leave the selection on the main filing.
4. Scroll down and click to Export all tables
5. All tables are downloaded with clear formatting and links to precise table positions in the document.

Download historical data

Quickly access and export historical data for each table in any filing. We automatically recognize previous versions of a particular table and pull up the archive tables so you don’t have to open exhibits one by one. Similar tables search for similar tables in the same filing but mainly in all the historical reports.

You can download a number of past tables from a specific period or download all tables at once.

Detailed instructions

1. Find any table that contains the information you need.
2. Click the 'Similar tables' button.
3. Browse individual tables and download the once you need.
4. Scroll to the bottom of the list and download all of the past tables.

You now know how to quickly download a particular SEC table to Excel, pull up its past versions, and export all tables at once. Let us know if there’s anything else you need at hello@wallmine.com.