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PDF files are widely used to exchange documents between organizations, government sectors, and individuals. It is a standard document format and software developers are often asked to find a way to convert Microsoft Excel files into PDF documents.
Aspose.Cells supports converting Excel files to PDF and maintains high visual fidelity in the conversion.
Aspose.Cells supports converting Excel files to JPG. The code example below shows how to save a workbook as JPG.
Aspose.Cells supports converting Excel files to images. The code example below shows how to save a workbook as images.
The XPS document format consists of structured XML markup that defines the layout of a document and the visual appearance of each page, along with rendering rules for distributing, archiving, rendering, processing, and printing documents.
The markup language for XPS is a subset of XAML which allows it to incorporate vector graphics elements in documents, using XAML to mark up the Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) primitives. The elements used are described in terms of paths and other geometrical primitives.
An XPS file is, in fact, a unicode ZIP archive using the Open Packaging Conventions, containing the files which make up the document. These include an XML markup file for each page, text, embedded fonts, raster images, 2D vector graphics, as well as the digital rights management information. The contents of an XPS file can be examined simply by opening it in an application that supports ZIP files.
From Aspose.Cells 6.0.0, Microsoft Excel to XPS conversion is supported.
Aspose.Cells supports converting Excel files to Ods,Sxc and Fods files . The code example below shows how to convert the tempalte to Ods,Sxc and Fods file.
MHTML combines normal HTML with external resources (that is, content that is usually linked in, like images, animations, audio, and so on) into one file. They are used for emails with the .mht file extension.
Aspose.Cells supports reading and writing MHTML files.
The code example below shows how to save a workbook as an MHTML file.
The Aspose.Cells API provides support for exporting spreadsheets to HTML format. For this purpose, Aspose.Cells uses the HtmlSaveOptions class to provide the flexibility to control several aspects of the output HTML.
The code example below shows how to save a workbook as an HTML file.
Starting from 8.0.2, Aspose.Cells has exposed ImageOptions for the HtmlSaveOptions class, allowing developers to specify image preferences when saving spreadsheets to HTML format.
Below are details of some of the image settings that can be applied,
The code below demonstrates how to use HtmlSaveOptions.ImageOptions to specify different preferences.
The Aspose.Cells API provides support for exporting spreadsheets to Markdown format. To export the active worksheet to Markdown, pass SaveFormat.Markdown as the second parameter of Workbook.Save method. You may also use MarkdownSaveOptions class to specify additional settings for exporting worksheet to Markdown.
The following code example demonstrates exporting active worksheet to Markdown by using SaveFormat.Markdown enumeration member. Please see the output Markdown file generated by the code for reference.
Aspose.Cells supports converting a workbook to Json(JavaScript Object Notation) file.
The following code example demonstrates exporting active worksheet to Json by using SaveFormat.Json enumeration member. Please see the code to convert source file to the output Json file generated by the code for reference.
Aspose.Cells supports converting a workbook to Excel 2003 Spreadsheet XML and plain XML data.
Aspose.Cells supports converting a workbook to TIFF file.
The code snippet below shows how to convert Excel to TIFF:
The Aspose.Cells API provides support for converting spreadsheets to DOCX format. To export the workbook to DOCX, pass SaveFormat.Docx as the second parameter of Workbook.Save method. You may also use DocxSaveOptions class to specify additional settings for exporting worksheet to DOCX.
The following code example demonstrates exporting active worksheet to DOCX by using SaveFormat.Docx enumeration member. Please see the output DOCX file generated by the code for reference.
The Aspose.Cells API provides support for converting spreadsheets to PPTX format. To export the workbook to PPTX, pass SaveFormat.Pptx as the second parameter of Workbook.Save method. You may also use PptxSaveOptions class to specify additional settings for exporting worksheet to PPTX.
The following code example demonstrates exporting active worksheet to PPTX by using SaveFormat.Pptx enumeration member. Please see the output PPTX file generated by the code for reference.
The Aspose.Cells API provides support for converting spreadsheets to EPUB format. To export the workbook to EPUB, pass SaveFormat.Epub as the second parameter of Workbook.Save method. You may also use EBookSaveOptions class to specify additional settings for exporting worksheet to Epub.
The following code example demonstrates exporting active worksheet to EPUB by using SaveFormat.Epub enumeration member.
The Aspose.Cells API provides support for converting spreadsheets to AZW3 format. To export the workbook to AZW3, pass SaveFormat.Azw3 as the second parameter of Workbook.Save method. You may also use EBookSaveOptions class to specify additional settings for exporting worksheet to AZW3.
The following code example demonstrates exporting active worksheet to AZW3 by using SaveFormat.Azw3 enumeration member.
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