The tabular SURF format allows users to browse and filter available reaction data directly in a spreadsheet. Straightforward analyses to visualize yields or find all reactions of a certain type, using a specific technology, substrate, or reagent, can be conducted without the need to load the data into a database. Correlating individual columns like reaction characteristics with reaction outcomes becomes a straightforward task in SURF. Lastly, capturing reactions in a universally readable spreadsheet format facilitates data sharing. Using the snake case naming convention for headers generates tables that are both human and machine-readable. Additionally, by utilizing CAS numbers as identifiers, compounds can be universally recognized even without loading the SMILES/InChI.