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Excel Interop Code Examples
Asbjørn Skødt edited this page Aug 9, 2022
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Writing code in C# with Excel Interop.
using Excel = Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel;
Excel.Application app = new Excel.Application(); // Create Excel object instance
app.DisplayAlerts = false; // Don't display any Excel prompts
Excel.Workbook wb = app.Workbooks.Open(input_filepath); // Create workbook instance
[ANY CODE EXAMPLE]
wb.Save(); // Save workbook
wb.Close(); // Close workbook
app.Quit(); // Quit Excel application
int count = wb.Worksheets.Count;
if (count = 0)
{
Console.WriteLine("Spreadsheet has no sheets");
}
int count_conn = wb.Connections.Count;
if (count_conn > 0)
{
for (int i = 1; i <= wb.Connections.Count; i++)
{
wb.Connections[i].Delete();
i = i - 1;
}
count_conn = wb.Connections.Count;
Console.WriteLine("--> Data connections detected and removed");
}
if (wb.Author != "" || wb.Title != "" || wb.Subject != "" || wb.Keywords != "" || wb.Comments != "")
{
Console.WriteLine("--> Removed file property details");
}
wb.Author = ""; // Remove author information
wb.Title = ""; // Remove title information
wb.Subject = ""; // Remove subject information
wb.Keywords = ""; // Remove keywords information
wb.Comments = ""; // Remove comments information
foreach (Excel.Worksheet sheet in wb.Sheets) // Loop over all sheets
{
Excel.OLEObjects ole = (Excel.OLEObjects)sheet.OLEObjects(); // Find OLE objects in sheet
int ole_count = ole.Count; // Count OLE objects in sheet
if (count_conn > 0) // If any
{
Console.WriteLine($"--> {ole_count} OLE objects detected in sheet {sheet.Name}. Extract objects manually.");
}
}
wb.SaveAs(filepath, 61); // Save workbook as .xlsx Strict
wb.Save(); // You can delete this line, you do not need to save again
If the spreadsheet has embedded files (OLE objects), then the above code will not transform the namespaces of the embedded objects from Transitional to Strict namespaces. This should be considered a bug in Excel.