Aspose.Cells Cloud SDK for .Net

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

转变

合并

保护

另存为

出口

清除

背景

Quick Start Guide

To get started with Aspose.Cells Cloud for .NET, follow these steps:
  • Create an account at Aspose for Cloud and obtain your application information.
  • execute Install-Package Aspose.Cells-Cloud from the Package Manager Console in Visual Studio to fetch & reference Aspose.Cells Cloud SDK assembly in your project.If you already have Aspose.Cells Cloud for .NET and want to upgrade it, please execute Update-Package Aspose.Cells-Cloud to get the latest version.
  • You need to set your CellsCloudClientId and CellsCloudClientSecret in the environment variables.
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            namespace Aspose.Cells.Cloud.SDK.Example
            {
                using Aspose.Cells.Cloud.SDK.Api;
                using Aspose.Cells.Cloud.SDK.Request;
                using System;
                using System.Collections.Generic;
                using System.IO;
    
                public partial class CellsApiExample
                {
                    public void PutConvertWorkbookHtmlExample()
                    {
                        CellsApi cellsApi = new CellsApi(Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("CellsCloudTestClientId"), Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("CellsCloudTestClientSecret"));
                        IDictionary mapFiles = new Dictionary();
                        mapFiles.Add("Book1.xlsx", File.OpenRead(@"TestData\Book1.xlsx"));
                        PutConvertWorkbookRequest request = new PutConvertWorkbookRequest { File = mapFiles, format = "html" };
                        cellsApi.PutConvertWorkbook(request);
                    }
                }
    
            }
        
    
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