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programmatically-manage-excel-spreadsheets-with-dotnet
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Discovered a NuGet package called ClosedXML. Takes away the pain of dealing with OpenXML
I created a sample CLI to create a spreadsheet to track daily electricity costs for demo purposes: https://github.com/Dev-Power/programmatically-manage-excel-spreadsheets-with-dotnet/tree/main
ClosedXML
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When XML in Word Became Illegal
It's also country specific.
I work on Excel library and the text to number/date feature was one of less fun things to implement at least semi-correctly.
I remember my comment on the PR back then:
https://github.com/ClosedXML/ClosedXML/pull/1899
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Visual Studio C#: Is it possible to manipulate Excel file via Visual Studio
Once installed, you can start using ClosedXML directly in your project. Go through their wiki for some sample codes based on what you are trying to achieve in your app.
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VBA script in Excel runs much slower is Outlook is open
There are alternatives to requiring opening the full Excel application and its resource overhead. Especially given you're simply reading, sorting, and writing. One of the most popular is CloseXML which you add via a NuGet package.
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Any tips on converting a XLSX file to HTML without using a licensed library?
Time to dig into those open xml docs. Honestly it’s not that bad once you get your bearings. ClosedXML offers a somewhat thin wrapper as well. I’ve used these with great success but they are quite low level.
- I need a Data-Grid that I can copy/paste excel data with
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adding cell color in Excel file using c#
ClosedXML is an open wrapper around OOXML.
- How do I get Excel column data type with OpenXml?
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Discovered a NuGet package called ClosedXML. Takes away the pain of dealing with OpenXML
It's open-source: https://github.com/ClosedXML/ClosedXML
- Need help with reading files in C#
- Does anyone have an opensource project they'd like a hand with?
What are some alternatives?
ClosedXML.Report - ClosedXML.Report is a tool for report generation with which you can easily export any data from your .NET classes to Excel using a XLSX-template.
Open XML SDK - Open XML SDK by Microsoft
EPPlus
NPOI - a .NET library that can read/write Office formats without Microsoft Office installed. No COM+, no interop.
ExcelDataReader - Lightweight and fast library written in C# for reading Microsoft Excel files
MiniExcel - Fast, Low-Memory, Easy Excel .NET helper to import/export/template spreadsheet (support Linux, Mac)
DocX - Fast and easy to use .NET library that creates or modifies Microsoft Word files without installing Word.
Report-From-DocX-HTML-To-PDF-Converter - .NET Core library to create custom reports based on Word docx or HTML documents and convert to PDF
ExcelMapper - An Excel to object mapper. Maps POCOs to and from Excel. Configuration via convention, attributes, or fluent methods.
NetOffice - 🌌 Create add-ins and automation code for Microsoft Office applications.
ExcelDna - Excel-DNA - Free and easy .NET for Excel. This repository contains the core Excel-DNA library.
PureExcel - A lightweight excel parser