🎄 Christmas Tree Excel Template

A delightfully animated Excel Christmas tree built purely for joy.

Generate random ornaments, twinkling colours, sparkling star effects… all inside Excel. No complicated setup required. No subscriptions needed. Just pure festive fun and creativity wrapped up in a spreadsheet.

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A Creative Project for the Holidays
Built for Fun, Not Formulas

This isn't your typical spreadsheet. It's a small creative experiment designed to bring seasonal cheer to your screen.

Perfect for sharing with colleagues, friends, or family who appreciate a bit of spreadsheet magic. Learn something new whilst spreading holiday joy.

Created with heaps of Christmas Spirit… and a bit of Excel/VBA.

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Random Ornaments

Every generation creates unique decorations and festive colours.

Twinkling Star

Watch the star sparkle and shine atop your digital tree.

Chose Pulse Rate

Control the animation speed of the tree lights, from slow and calm to festive and dynamic.

🎥 Watch the Video

See the Christmas tree come to life before your eyes. Watch how the animation works and discover the clever tricks behind it.

This step-by-step video reveals how the entire project was built in Excel. You'll see ornaments appear and colours change, all powered by spreadsheet magic.

01
Tree Structure

Learn how the basic tree shape is created using cells and formatting.

02
Random Generation

Discover the formulas that make ornaments appear in different colours each time.

03
Animation Magic

See how VBA brings everything together with twinkling effects.

⬇️ Download Your Free Template
Our Christmas Gift to You 🎁

Download the Excel template completely free. No email required. No strings attached.

Open it, play with it, share it with friends. Spread some spreadsheet joy this holiday season.

  • Compatible with Excel 2016 and newer versions
  • Fully editable — customise colours and effects
  • Perfect for office celebrations and festive fun

Made with Excel, VBA, and a heaps of Christmas spirit