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Aspose.Cells.Converter
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It enables conversion of spreadsheets, text, HTML, images, and more to any desired file format.
Aspose.Cells Micro Applications supply high-level spreadsheet processing scenarios useful for end users.
Work over Aspose.Cells .NET API.
It enables conversion of spreadsheets, text, HTML, images, and more to any desired file format.
Although Aspose.Cells Converter application is free, Aspose.Cells .NET is licensed as usual, so you may reuse you reuse your license via application or evaluate the application using Aspose.Cells .NET in trial mode.
-.NET Core 3.1 on Windows, Linux, MacOs;
-Aspose.Cells Converter application installed.
Please issue the command :
dotnet tool install --global Aspose.Cells.Converter
Use from command line:
Aspose.Cells.Converter --input input.xlsx --output output.pdf
Use from code:
var cellsConverterOptions = new CellsConverterOptions
{
InputPath = "input.xlsx",
OutputPath = "output.pdf"
};
// You may set path to your Aspose.Cells .NET license file via parameters
if (isLicensed)
{
cellsConverterOptions.LicenseFile = "Aspose.Total.Product.Family.lic";
}
var cellsConverter = new CellsConverter(cellsConverterOptions);
cellsConverter.Convert();
FAQs
It enables conversion of spreadsheets, text, HTML, images, and more to any desired file format.
We found that aspose.cells.converter demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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