Process ODS Background using Aspose.Cells for Java
We are happy that once again we got the chance to present an updated and enhanced version of Aspose.Cells for Java v19.5. This time we have added new features for processing the ODS file background to create more user-friendly output files having color and image in the background. We have also enhanced our rendering features to HTML, PDF, and improvements in many functions of common use. Well, I think rather than writing a lot about these features one by one, better to have a brief overview of the new version from the release notes and then start exploring this release.
Previso Added Economic Modelling Capability to its Gas Forecasting Application with Aspose.Cells
About Previso Software Previso has created a comprehensive upstream oil and gas production forecasting tool that is a truly integrated modeling solution from “reservoir to market”.
What is unique about Previso’s approach is that the forecast is ‘market-driven’. Production is tracked on a component basis and back-allocated through the processing plants, pipelines, compressors, wells and, finally, each reservoir.
Gas production can be constrained and hydrocarbon liquids optimized based on multiple and complex market demands.
Cut/Paste data and handle threaded comments using Aspose.Cells for Java 19.4
As you know, Rome wasn’t built in one day, similarly, we are achieving new heights by adding more and more features set to Aspose.Cells in each new release. This time we have introduced new features like cut/paste, threaded comments and adding Web extensions. Resolving issues is another constructive phenomenon which takes place in all the releases. I think no more need to extend this startup and let us start reviewing what is there in this release.
Convert Excel Workbook to Markdown in C#
Guys, in the blog you will learn how to use and implement some advanced rather useful features you would like it. Many of you already know there is a new style of comment (called Threaded Comments) introduced in Excel for Office. MS Excel threaded comments allow you to string several comments together, including comments from other users, to form a conversation style thread you will like. Similarly, in various situations you need to insert rows/columns/cells in MS Excel spreadsheets.
Use 64-bits Aspose.Cells for C++ 19.4 Library
You cannot deny some useful features of NuGet repos. Obviously using the NuGet you can have simple and portable compilation of your codes. Without NuGet, you have to load library for all developers before compiling it on their environments. Surely, for industrialization, it would be simple to have the library on NuGet gallery.
Previously we included 64-bits lib (for VS2017) package in NuGet repos. But there was a drawback in it for certain users.
Autofit Rows for Merged Cells and Import Data from JSON to Excel in Android using Java
Guys, I’m going to walk you through all the exciting features, improvements and other fixes of Aspose.Cells for Android via Java v19.3. This release includes new features, enhancements and other bug fixes that further improve the overall stability and usability of the Android API. For an easy access and utilization, Aspose.Cells for Android via Java APIs can be directly installed from Maven repository, see the document for your reference. Please check the release notes in order to get an idea about what is new and what has been fixed with this revision of Aspose.
Autofit Rows for Merged Cells using Aspose.Cells for .NET v19.3
[![Aspose.Cells for .NET logo][1]. Do you want to know all exciting features and other enhancements? Here you go.
Autofit Rows for Merged Cells Autofitting rows is a very common operation which you perform while working with the Excel files. This feature was already there in Aspose.Cells API however many people asked for more control over this operation. To fulfill this requirement we have provided [AutoFitMergedCellsType][2] enumerator which contains the following options:
Import Data from JSON to Excel in Java using Aspose.Cells for Java
Big smiles as I am here to announce the release of the latest version of Aspose.Cells for Java. In this post, I am going to give you a glimpse of all the new exciting features for the best utilization of the API along with the improvements and fixes. Links to the relevant articles and resources will also be available for quick reference. So let us start reviewing what is there in this release.
Render XPS Format using Aspose.Cells for Reporting Services
At least Windows users won’t deny the advantages of XPS (The XML Paper Specification) format. Forget if it is a paginated fixed-layout format that retains the look and feel of your documents. But, being a shape of electronic paper, the XPS format provides a better way in which you can easily create, share and print digital documents. And, above all, XPS documents can be neither manipulated nor edited easily and can only be viewed on computer systems that have an XPS Viewer installed.
Detect OOXML File Format using Aspose.Cells for Java 19.2
The wait is over! The latest version of Aspose.Cells for Java is here. I’m going to walk you through all the exciting features, improvements, and fixes. Don’t worry, you’ll know where you can find everything related to this latest update in a bit, but for now, let’s talk about this new version and see what the team has been up to! Shall we?
Microsoft Excel supports a feature to insert a row using one of the three different options.