Use cases
Built for data work
SpeedyFormatter eliminates the tedious manual quoting that slows you down before your real work begins.
SQL IN clause formatter
Build WHERE id IN ('a','b','c') clauses instantly from a raw list — no manual quoting, no errors.
Salesforce SOQL queries
Format record IDs and field values for SOQL IN filters and paste directly into Workbench or Developer Console.
Excel & Google Sheets
Wrap values for use in SWITCH, CHOOSE, or array formulas without hand-editing every cell.
CSV & data import prep
Quote and delimit columns before loading into a database, ETL pipeline, or data warehouse.
API & JSON payloads
Turn a plain list into a quoted, comma-separated array ready to drop into a JSON body or query string.
Report filter lists
Format multi-value filter lists for Salesforce Reports, Tableau, Power BI, or any reporting tool in seconds.
Who it's for
Anyone who works with lists of data
If you've ever spent time manually adding quotes and commas to a list, SpeedyFormatter was built for you.
Developers
Format query parameters and array values without leaving the browser.
Database admins
Build SQL IN lists from exported data in seconds.
Salesforce admins
Prep SOQL filters and report values without a terminal.
Excel & Sheets users
Generate quoted lists for formulas and data validation.
Report writers
Quickly format filter values for BI tools and dashboards.
API integrators
Prep quoted value lists for REST calls and webhook payloads.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Single quotes as the wrap style and Comma as the separator, then click Copy output. The result pastes directly into a SQL IN clause — for example: WHERE id IN ('val1','val2','val3').Single quotes and Comma separator, then copy the output. Paste directly into your SOQL query: WHERE Id IN ('001...','002...'). Works great with Workbench and Salesforce Inspector.Double quotes wrap option with a comma separator to produce a quoted list compatible with Excel functions like SWITCH, CHOOSE, or array constants. Works equally well in Google Sheets.Custom… from either the wrap or separator dropdown and type any character you need — pipe (|), tab, brackets, or anything else.