Aspose.Cells Cloud SDK for Perl

Enables developers to create powerful cloud-based applications for processing Excel (XLS, XLSX), iWork Numbers, OpenOffice, and other spreadsheet formats. Built on the Aspose.Cells Cloud API and licensed under MIT, this SDK provides comprehensive functionality for:
File Operations : Create, read, merge, split, encrypt, and convert spreadsheets.
Format Conversion : Supports XLS, XLSX, XLSB, ODS, CSV, PDF, HTML, and more.
Worksheet Manipulation : Modify cells, rows, columns, charts, pivot tables, and formulas.
Data Extraction & Processing : Auto-filter, conditional formatting, smart markers, and batch operations.

Key Features

Konvertera

Slå ihop

Skydda

Spara som

Exportera

Rensa

Bakgrund

Quick Start Guide

To begin with Aspose.Cells Cloud, here's what you need to do:
  • Sign up for an account at Aspose for Cloud to obtain your application details.
  • Install the Aspose.Cells Cloud Perl module from the CPAN distribution.
  • Use the conversion code provided below as a reference to add or modify your application.
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            use strict;
            use warnings;
            use File::Slurp;
            use MIME::Base64;
            use AsposeCellsCloud::ApiClient;
            use AsposeCellsCloud::CellsApi;
            use AsposeCellsCloud::Configuration;
            use AsposeCellsCloud::Request::PutConvertWorkbookRequest;
    
            my $config = AsposeCellsCloud::Configuration->new( client_id => $ENV{'CellsCloudClientId'}, client_secret => $ENV{'CellsCloudClientSecret'});
            my $instance = AsposeCellsCloud::CellsApi->new(AsposeCellsCloud::ApiClient->new( $config));
            my $format = 'csv';
            my $mapFiles = {};
            $mapFiles->{'CompanySales.xlsx'}= "examples/CompanySales.xlsx";
            my $request = AsposeCellsCloud::Request::PutConvertWorkbookRequest->new();
            $request->{file} =  $mapFiles;
            $request->{format} =  $format;
            my $response = $instance->put_convert_workbook(request=> $request);
            open (my $fh, '>', 'CompanySales.csv') or die "No open CompanySales.csv $!";
            print $fh $response;
            close($fh);
        
    
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