FinalCif
FinalCif helps you to get a complete CIF file from a single-xrystal X-ray diffraction experiment. See here https://dkratzert.de/finalcif.html for details.
For tables from multiple CIF files, you may want to use the program multitable.
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You only need them if you want to make report tables that differ from the default ones.
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