High-Speed C# .NET Excel Spreadsheet API Library
Document Solutions for Excel (DsExcel, previously GcExcel), .NET Edition, allows you to programmatically create, edit, import, and export Excel spreadsheets in your C# .NET 6+, .NET Core, .NET Framework, and Xamarin cross-platform applications using this fast spreadsheet API.
Create, load, edit, and save Excel XLSX spreadsheets
Save to XLSX, PDF, HTML, CSV, JSON, Images, and SpreadJS files
Based on the Excel Object Model with zero Excel dependencies
Deploy locally, inhouse or to Cloud, including Azure and AWS
Use the Templates to create custom Excel reports
Includes a JavaScript Data Viewer to open and view data documents on the client-side
Overview
A C# .NET Excel spreadsheet API library is a programming interface that allows developers to programmatically create and manipulate Excel documents at scale. Document Solutions for Excel, .NET Edition (DsExcel .NET) allows developers to import/export, create reports & templates, and deploy spreadsheets across .NET applications.
The Benefits of a C# .NET Excel API
Fast, Lightweight API Architecture
Use this small-footprint, high-performance spreadsheet server-side Excel-like API Library to quickly create, open, edit, convert, and share Microsoft Excel-compatible spreadsheets using C# or other .NET languages. Integrate with client-side Data Viewer to load and view the generated Excel file
Flexible Templates and Themes
Let users leverage the power of customizable templates, themes, configurable components, summary data, custom styles, embedded drawing objects, integrated calculation engine, and more.
Seamless Excel Compatibility
Lose nothing on import. Pivot tables, comments, charts, conditional formatting, data validation, filters, formulas, shapes, pictures, slicers, sparklines, and tables stay intact.
Full .NET Support for Windows, Linux, and Mac
Develop for all .NET platforms and operating systems with a single code base. Use in your apps for .NET 6+, .NET Framework, Mono, Xamarin.iOS, and Xamarin Android.
Document Object Model
Based on the extensive Excel Object Model, the interface-based API allows you to import, calculate, query, generate, and export any spreadsheet scenario. With the VS Tools for Office-style API, you can create custom styles using the same elements as VS Tools for Office.
Deploy Excel Spreadsheet Apps to the Cloud
Cloud-based deployment means you can be everywhere - with NuGet and DsExcel .NET, you can deploy to Azure, AWS, and AWS Lambda.
Easy Licensing and Distribution
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End-User Licensing Agreement
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Document Solutions Data Viewer
Check out the new Document Solutions Data Viewer (DsDataViewer) to view multiple data documents on the web. Take advantage of the seamless API to embed the JavaScript data viewer in cross-platform applications.
Explore the Advanced Features of a C# .NET Excel API
The demos with DsExcel include step-by-step instructions on using the spreadsheet API. Each main feature demo link contains several demos that show how to use a particular feature. It also showcases numerous API features and includes code samples you can download and apply now. Click the button below to learn more.
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