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We have a server running IIS (.NET 1.1) and need to parse Excel spreadsheets
uploaded to us. The server, however, does not have Office installed. Is there a redistributable available so that the Excel classes/types can be utilized by our C# app? |
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There is no Excel redistributable. And Ms don't recommend running Excel
on a server. If you are using 2003 could your users save to XML and upload that? If you are using 2007 look at Excel Services and If you can bump up your ..net version look at System.IO.Packaging Cheers Simon Excel development website: www.codematic.net gwfran wrote: We have a server running IIS (.NET 1.1) and need to parse Excel spreadsheets uploaded to us. The server, however, does not have Office installed. Is there a redistributable available so that the Excel classes/types can be utilized by our C# app? |
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Try searching to see if anyone has made a BIFF8 reader, either in C# or with
results accessible to C# (eg it makes a CSV or similar). Regards, Peter T "gwfran" wrote in message ... We have a server running IIS (.NET 1.1) and need to parse Excel spreadsheets uploaded to us. The server, however, does not have Office installed. Is there a redistributable available so that the Excel classes/types can be utilized by our C# app? |
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