Syncfusion Essential XlsIO includes support for cell formatting, creating and applying custom styles, applying conditional formatting, formula processing, charts, security settings, etc. This .NET library features a full-fledged object model similar to the Microsoft Office COM libraries. Syncfusion Essential XlsIO does not use COM interop and is available with full 100% C# source code. Included with every license is a one-year subscription for unlimited technical support and updates.
Syncfusion Essential XlsIO is also available as part of Syncfusion Essential Studio Reporting Edition and Syncfusion Essential Studio Enterprise Edition.
Updates in Syncfusion Essential XlsIO 2010 Vol 3
Features:
- The LinkedCell property has been added for CheckBox
- Support for spark lines has been implemented
- Formula support for Excel 2010 has been added
Fixes:
- The chart now supports markers
- A "Null Reference" exception is no longer thrown when saving an Excel 2003 workbook with a pivot table to 2007 format
- A range can now be reversed in a pivot table
- CPU utilization is now kept to a minimum when opening an .xlsm Excel file
- A file is no longer corrupted when a header is set
- DisplayText is now correct for scientific notations
- An exception is no longer thrown with ErrorBar charts
- An exception is no longer thrown when opening Excel 2007 files
- Swedish letters in a filename are not preserved properly when compressed
- XlsIO now preserves sort options
- The issue with files not opening has been resolved
- The conditional formatting address will now be updated
- XLSX files will no longer be corrupted
- XLSX files will now open correctly
- An exception is no longer thrown when cloning a workbook
- An exception is no longer thrown when opening certain files
- An application exception is no longer thrown upon SaveAs()
- An exception is no longer thrown with certain documents
- An exception is no longer thrown when resaving documents
- The issue in XlsIO with moving to a cell has been resolved
- A formula exception is no longer thrown when opening SpreadsheetML
- XlsIO.IRange.MergeArea no longer throws a "System Null Reference" exception
- An exception is no longer thrown when opening a file
- An exception is no longer thrown when parsing certain shapes
- XML files with more than 65535 rows can now be opened correctly through the clipboard
- Formulas are now correct after Insert operations
- Background images will now display in an o/p file
- BuiltinDocumentProperties now works in Excel 2003 format
- An exception no longer occurs when calling AutoFitColumns
- An exception is no longer thrown in Document Properties
- Filtering now behaves the same for merged cells
- XLSM files will now resave properly
- An exception no longer occurs when opening an existing Excel file
- An internal exception is no longer thrown in XlsIO when converting to a PDF
- The OnFileSaved event can now be raised in a Web environment
- The Visible property will now affect an axis
- Excel 2007 CF will no longer corrupt an output file
- An exception is no longer thrown when loading broken named ranges
- The SaveAsHtml(stream) method no longer closes the input stream
- Adding a pivot table no longer corrupts documents
- Chart title font will now be preserved
- A "Not Implemented" exception is no longer thrown when using .NET storage
- A "Null Reference" exception is no longer thrown when loading an empty chart
- An exception is no longer thrown when an xml file is parsed with RTF
For more information visit:
http://www.syncfusion.com/company/news/press-releases/2010/ncjulessintell2010-07-19/syncfusion releases essential studio 2010 volume 3
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