GrapeCity.Documents.Excel 5.1.2

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dotnet add package GrapeCity.Documents.Excel --version 5.1.2                

                    
                

            
NuGet\Install-Package GrapeCity.Documents.Excel -Version 5.1.2
This command is intended to be used within the Package Manager Console in Visual Studio, as it uses the NuGet module's version of Install-Package. 
<PackageReference Include="GrapeCity.Documents.Excel" Version="5.1.2" />
For projects that support PackageReference, copy this XML node into the project file to reference the package. 
paket add GrapeCity.Documents.Excel --version 5.1.2                

                    
                

            
#r "nuget: GrapeCity.Documents.Excel, 5.1.2"
#r directive can be used in F# Interactive and Polyglot Notebooks. Copy this into the interactive tool or source code of the script to reference the package. 
// Install GrapeCity.Documents.Excel as a Cake Addin
#addin nuget:?package=GrapeCity.Documents.Excel&version=5.1.2

// Install GrapeCity.Documents.Excel as a Cake Tool
#tool nuget:?package=GrapeCity.Documents.Excel&version=5.1.2

GrapeCity Documents for Excel

Programmatically create Excel .xlsx spreadsheets with ease in your server or desktop applications. GrapeCity Documents for Excel (GcExcel) is a cross-platform high-speed, small-footprint spreadsheet API library that requires no dependencies on Excel. With full .NET 6 support, you can programmatically generate, load, modify, and convert spreadsheets in .NET 6, .NET Framework, .NET Core/Standard, Mono, and Xamarin. Applications using this spreadsheet API can be deployed to cloud, Windows, Mac, or Linux. The powerful calculation engine and breadth of features means you’ll never have to compromise on design or requirements.

At A Glance:

  • Create, load, edit, and save Excel spreadsheets
  • Save to .XLSX, PDF, HTML, CSV, and JSON
  • Based on the Excel Object Model with zero Excel dependencies
  • Deploy locally, inhouse or to Cloud including Azure and AWS
  • 450+ Excel Functions and custom functions supported to perform complex calculations
  • Use the Templates to create custom Excel reports

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.

Using GcExcel, you can create full reports, sorted and filtered tables, sorted and filtered pivot tables, dashboard reports, add charts, slicers, sparklines, conditional formats, import and export Excel templates, convert spreadsheets to PDF and so much more.

Complete Client-Server Spreadsheet Solution You can optionally integrate GcExcel with the SpreadJS JavaScript spreadsheet as a client side editor/viewer solution when working with Excel files for a complete client-server solution. View the complete supported features list here or download a trial from NPM or the SpreadJS page.

If you'd like to remove the watermark and other trial limitations, please email us.sales@grapecity.com to request your 30-day evaluation key.

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Version Downloads Last updated
7.2.2 371 9/18/2024
7.2.1 1,654 8/30/2024
7.2.0 585 8/20/2024
7.1.5 3,523 7/19/2024
7.1.4 688 6/27/2024
7.1.3 1,272 6/7/2024
7.1.2 578 5/16/2024
7.1.1 4,717 4/29/2024
7.1.0 1,921 4/16/2024
7.0.5 2,676 3/21/2024
7.0.4 3,128 2/29/2024
7.0.3 2,164 2/7/2024
7.0.2 1,003 1/19/2024
7.0.1 4,770 1/2/2024
7.0.0 2,193 12/11/2023
6.2.5 9,477 11/21/2023
6.2.4 2,333 11/3/2023
6.2.3 3,593 10/13/2023
6.2.2 5,556 9/15/2023
6.2.1 1,340 8/25/2023
6.2.0 4,315 8/7/2023
6.1.4 1,927 7/21/2023
6.1.3 5,518 7/7/2023
6.1.2 5,271 6/16/2023
6.1.1 5,172 5/26/2023
6.1.0 8,715 5/8/2023
6.0.6 7,130 4/7/2023
6.0.5 6,280 3/17/2023
6.0.4 20,011 2/24/2023
6.0.3 5,563 2/3/2023
6.0.2 4,280 1/6/2023
6.0.1 2,885 12/23/2022
6.0.0 2,836 12/12/2022
5.2.5 74,560 11/24/2022
5.2.4 1,987 11/4/2022
5.2.3 13,844 10/13/2022
5.2.2 12,431 9/16/2022
5.2.1 1,500 8/26/2022
5.2.0 2,239 8/15/2022
5.1.5 3,585 7/26/2022
5.1.4 4,366 7/7/2022
5.1.3 5,274 6/16/2022
5.1.2 2,892 5/27/2022
5.1.1 1,880 5/7/2022
5.1.0 5,171 4/20/2022
5.0.5 5,946 3/23/2022
5.0.4 5,325 3/4/2022
5.0.3 6,376 2/11/2022
5.0.2 1,816 1/14/2022
5.0.1 3,642 12/26/2021
5.0.0 12,205 12/13/2021
4.2.6 119,073 11/23/2021
4.2.5 3,073 11/5/2021
4.2.4 1,212 10/15/2021
4.2.3 1,073 9/27/2021
4.2.2 974 9/24/2021
4.2.1 2,139 9/3/2021
4.2.0 3,696 8/16/2021
4.1.4 1,181 7/29/2021
4.1.3 18,490 7/9/2021
4.1.2 4,130 6/15/2021
4.1.1 1,995 5/20/2021
4.1.0 4,981 4/28/2021
4.0.5 1,255 4/9/2021
4.0.4 2,880 3/8/2021
4.0.3 1,681 1/29/2021
4.0.2 12,914 1/7/2021
4.0.1 1,917 12/9/2020
4.0.0 4,188 11/20/2020
3.2.4 7,374 10/30/2020
3.2.3 5,314 9/29/2020
3.2.2 2,319 8/28/2020
3.2.1 1,757 8/7/2020
3.2.0 1,358 7/21/2020
3.1.5 1,797 6/19/2020
3.1.4 1,225 6/4/2020
3.1.3 2,555 5/18/2020
3.1.2 6,621 4/28/2020
3.1.1 1,336 4/10/2020
3.1.0 2,711 3/5/2020
3.0.4 2,327 1/17/2020
3.0.3 1,355 1/7/2020
3.0.2 3,865 12/11/2019
3.0.1 4,682 11/22/2019
3.0.0 4,734 10/24/2019
2.2.7 10,418 11/11/2019
2.2.6 2,554 9/20/2019
2.2.5 1,270 9/5/2019
2.2.4 1,583 8/22/2019
2.2.3 1,397 8/7/2019
2.2.2 4,072 7/15/2019
2.2.1 2,250 6/20/2019
2.2.0 1,612 6/10/2019
2.1.5 1,559 4/28/2019
2.1.4 1,311 4/12/2019
2.1.3 1,459 3/28/2019
2.1.2 1,315 3/14/2019
2.1.1 4,064 3/6/2019
2.1.0 1,738 1/25/2019
2.0.5 1,461 12/19/2018
2.0.4 4,371 12/6/2018
2.0.3 1,590 11/22/2018
2.0.2 1,451 11/14/2018
2.0.1 1,593 10/25/2018
2.0.0 1,658 9/29/2018
1.5.0.4 2,590 8/20/2018
1.5.0.3 2,022 6/8/2018
1.5.0.1 1,879 5/1/2018

# Changes from version 5.1.1:

## Fixed

- The chart in the exported ssjson file is different from the ssjson exported by SpreadJS.(DOCXLS-5753）
- Data binding does not support multi-layer level.(DOCXLS-5875）
- The exported xlsx file is corrupted when copying range from one sheet to another.(DOCXLS-5888）
- [Template Language]The generated xlsx file is corrupted when template file has multiple sheets.(DOCXLS-5889)
- Some cell values are #REF! after using data binding.(DOCXLS-5913）
- The size of exported chart image is smaller than the original chart in MSExcel.(DOCXLS-5938)
- The exported xlsx file is corrupted when comment contains special characters.(DOCXLS-5942）
- The cell value is #REF! when calculating SUMIF function.(DOCXLS-5944)
- The position of chart's tick labels are incorrect in the exported xlsx file.(DOCXLS-5946)
- The rowcount is incorrect after loading CSV file from stream.(DOCXLS-5951)
- The cell content is incorrect when the alignment is distributed and indent in exported PDF file.(DOCXLS-5953)
- Macro is lost in the exported xlsm file.(DOCXLS-5963)
- The exported image is corrupted when the range is entire column/row.(DOCXLS-5990)