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A comprehensive library for programmatically creating, reading, and modifying Excel XLSX files using Node.js and browsers.
This project, Excel Workbook Manager (referring to exceljs), is a powerful Node.js and browser library for interacting with Excel (.xlsx) files. It allows developers to read data, generate reports, and manipulate spreadsheets programmatically.
Manually creating or processing complex Excel files can be tedious and error-prone. Existing libraries may lack features, performance, or ease of use for modern JavaScript environments. This library provides a robust, performant solution.
Supports reading and writing XLSX files.
Manage cell values, styles, merged cells, conditional formatting, and more.
Optimized for handling large datasets and files efficiently.
Work with formulae in cells programmatically.
The library can be used in various scenarios where automated Excel file handling is required:
Generate customized sales reports, financial summaries, or data analysis output directly into XLSX format.
Saves time by automating report creation, ensures data consistency.
Read data from uploaded Excel files, process it, and export results into new or modified spreadsheets.
Facilitates integration with systems that use Excel as a data exchange format.
Build web applications that allow users to view or edit spreadsheet data directly in the browser.
Provides rich client-side functionality for working with Excel data without server-side round trips for basic operations.
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