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SharePoint sites are meant for collaboration, communication, and content storage in order to fulfill particular business needs. Aspose.Cells for SharePoint has been introduced to perform certain operations on Microsoft Excel documents available in SharePoint document libraries. This article covers the following:
The contents on SharePoint sites are in the form of documents shared at a centralized location called a SharePoint document library (sometimes known as a “shared document library”). Authorized users can upload documents from their local machine to the SharePoint site. These documents are stored in binary format in an SQL Server database used by the SharePoint site. Documents become available to other SharePoint users in the form of a list of hyperlinks as shown below:
A document library
The following list highlights a few benefits of using Aspose.Cells for SharePoint:
Once Aspose.Cells for SharePoint is installed on the SharePoint server, the option Convert with Aspose.Cells.SharePoint is available in the context menu:
Finding the Convert with… option
To convert a Microsoft Excel document from your SharePoint document library into other formats, follow the steps below:
Click on the desired Microsoft Excel document and then click Convert with Aspose.Cells for SharePoint. The Conversion Settings screen is displayed.
Deciding to convert
Select the output format. Here, you can also change the output file name and the destination folder.
Click Convert.
Selecting the output format
When the conversion is complete, a success message is displayed.
Successful conversion
Click Return to get back to the document library.
The converted document is listed in the SharePoint document library.
The converted file is listed in the document library
Installing and using Aspose.Cells for SharePoint is easy. It not only adds a feature for converting Microsoft Excel files directly on the SharePoint server, but also eliminates the need for Microsoft Excel to be installed on the client machines. Moreover, developers can use Aspose.Cells for SharePoint’s public API to develop their own SharePoint solutions.
In other words, it is beneficial for SharePoint site administrators, developers, and end users.
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