XlsxToHtmlConverter 1.2.19

XlsxToHtmlConverter v1.2.19

A fast Xlsx to Html file converter. Support cell fills, fonts, borders, alignments, and other styles. Support different cell sizes and merged cells. Support custom number formats and basic conditions. Support multiple sheets and hidden sheets. Support embedded pictures. Support progress callbacks. Only depend on the Microsoft Open Xml SDK.

Dependencies

DocumentFormat.OpenXml ≥ 2.7.1

Main Features

• Cell fills, fonts, borders, alignments, and other styles
• Custom column widths and row heights
• Vertical and horizontal merged cells
• Number formats and basic conditional formats
• Sheet tab titles, colors, and hidden sheets
• Picture embeddings as Base64 images
• Conversion progress callback

Original Xlsx File

Converted Html File

How to Use

Only one line to convert a Xlsx file to Html with the use of Stream.

XlsxToHtmlConverter.Converter.ConvertXlsx(inputStream, outputStream);

Or to convert with specific ConverterConfig and progress callback.

XlsxToHtmlConverter.Converter.ConvertXlsx(inputStream, outputStream, config, progressCallback);

Convert Local Files

Just use a string of the path to the file instead of a Stream to convert a local Xlsx file.

string filename = @"C:\path\to\file.xlsx";
XlsxToHtmlConverter.Converter.ConvertXlsx(filename, outputStream);

A third optional parameter can be set to decide whether to use MemoryStream or FileStream. When set to false, it uses a FileStream to read the file instead of loading the entire file into a MemoryStream at once, effectively reducing the memory usage for larger files but at the cost of slowing down the conversion significantly.

XlsxToHtmlConverter.Converter.ConvertXlsx(filename, outputStream, false);

Conversion Configurations

ConverterConfig include flexible and customizable conversion configurations.

In cases where the converter is unable to produce the correct stylings, it is suggested to set ConvertStyles to false, which will ensure the conversion of all the content with default stylings.

XlsxToHtmlConverter.ConverterConfig config = new XlsxToHtmlConverter.ConverterConfig()
{
    PageTitle = "My Title",
    PresetStyles = XlsxToHtmlConverter.ConverterConfig.DefaultPresetStyles + "body { background-color: skyblue; } table { width: 100%; }",
    ErrorMessage = "An unhandled error occured during the conversion: {EXCEPTION}",
    Encoding = System.Text.Encoding.UTF8,
    BufferSize = 65536,
    ConvertStyles = true,
    ConvertSizes = true,
    ConvertNumberFormats = true,
    ConvertPictures = true,
    ConvertSheetTitles = true,
    ConvertHiddenSheets = false,
    ConvertFirstSheetOnly = false,
    ConvertHtmlBodyOnly = false,
    UseHtmlStyleClasses = true,
    RoundingDigits = 2
};

Progress Callback

A progress callback event can be set up with ConverterProgressCallbackEventArgs, where things like ProgressPercent can be used.

EventHandler<XlsxToHtmlConverter.ConverterProgressCallbackEventArgs> progressCallback = ConverterProgressCallback;

private static void ConverterProgressCallback(object sender, XlsxToHtmlConverter.ConverterProgressCallbackEventArgs e)
{
    string info = string.Format("{0:##0.00}% (Sheet {1} of {2} | Row {3} of {4})", e.ProgressPercent, e.CurrentSheet, e.TotalSheets, e.CurrentRow, e.TotalRows);
    string progress = new string('█', (int)(e.ProgressPercent / 2)) + new string('░', (int)((100 - e.ProgressPercent) / 2));
    Console.WriteLine(info + new string(' ', 5) + progress);
}

License

This project is under the MIT License.