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Bytescout Spreadsheet SDK
Add the functionality to read and write data to/from Excel XLS, XLSX, CSV documents to your desktop and web applications
 Features & Benefits
- Excel is not required (the library uses its own custom fast engine to read, write and calculate spreadsheets).
- Clean and simple API to read and write Excel files
- 100% C# code compatible with different security modes for ASP.NET web-servers;
- Comes with over 150 ready "copy and paste" source code samples for C#, VB.NET, ASP.NET, Visual Basic 6, ASP Classic
- Includes .NET, ActiveX and command line (console) interfaces so can be used from different environments
Technical Details
- Writing for XLS, HTML, TXT, CSV, XML support;
- Exports to PDF without any other libraries required;
- Reading for CSV, XLS (Office 97-2010), XLSX (Office 2007-2010) and ODS (Open Office Calc) support;
- Formula calculations (standard functions, add-in formula like XIRR) support;
- Can be used in Visual C#, Visual Basic.NET and ASP.NET;
- Cells, columns, rows, worksheets support;
- Unicode support;
- NEW - 12 chart types supported;
- Cell formatting (font, color, border style, alignment) is supported;
- Capable of changing existing Excel documents (change data and save modified document, add or remove rows, columns);
- Export XLS into CSV, TXT, HTML and XML, PDF;
- Reads Excel files into dataset: how to read data from XLS Excel document into dataset);
- Convert spreadsheets from command line or .bat command files using Spreadsheet SDK Console version;
- read xls, write xls, read csv, read xlsx, write xlsx in .NET and ASP.NET;
- new Worksheet.SaveAsTXT, SaveAsCSV, SaveAsXML methods with encoding selection
What's new in version 3.4.4.1790 (October 1, 2019):
- Improved parsing of Excel functions.
- Minor fixes and improvements.
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