LEADTOOLS supports Microsoft Excel worksheets, XLS (97-2003) reading/writing and XLSX reading. Show
XLS (97-2003)The XLS file extension is used for files saved as Microsoft Excel worksheets. Excel is a popular spreadsheet program used with data like numbers and formulas, text, and drawing shapes. Excel is part of the Microsoft Office Suite of software. XLS files use a Binary Interchange File Format to store spreadsheet data and are proprietary to Microsoft. LEADTOOLS has an XLS filter that supports XLS (97-2003). Additional features supported by LEADTOOLS:
File constants associated with this file format are:
Required DLLs and LibrariesLEADTOOLS supports writing/saving using LEADTOOLS Document Writers. For additional support details, refer to the following:
Supported PlatformsPlatforms Win32, x64. XLSXThe XLSX file extension is associated with files saved with Microsoft Excel (2007/2010), one of the most popular and powerful tools you can use to create and format spreadsheets, graphs and much more. The .xlsx files are used in Microsoft Excel (2007/2010) for Workbooks, spreadsheet, and document files. They serve the same purpose as the corresponding .xls Microsoft Excel 97 to 2003 Workbook files, but use the new file extension. The file format is based on the Open XML data format. ZIP compression is used on .xlsx files, resulting in smaller file sizes. LEADTOOLS has an XLSX filter to support the loading of XLSX (2007/2010). For more information, refer to https://www.ecma-international.org/publications-and-standards/standards/ecma-376/. The default extension used for this format is: XLSX. Additional features supported by LEADTOOLS:
File constants associated with this file format are:
Notes XLSX documents can be converted to various document formats types such as PDF or DOCX using LEADTOOLS Document Writer DLLs. Required DLLs and Libraries
Supported PlatformsPlatforms Win32, x64. Starting with Excel 2007 Microsoft introduced a series of new file formats to replace the .xls. Each of these new formats has different functionality and uses. It is important to be familiar with the different formats, particularly if you regularly work with
large documents. This technical update details the file extensions available in Excel and when AMT recommends that these should be used. You can see the difference between two of the most commonly used file formats by downloading the files below and observing how long they take to open. These files do not contain real data. Please feel free to duplicate the data to increase the file size and see how it affects the file type’s load time.
What is an Excel file extension?
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