Category Archive: Laurence Chen

Chief Architect, Nanjing, China

Aspose.Cells for .NET v3.4.3 Released!

Dear Customers,

We have released Aspose.Cells v3.4.3!

  • Supports being sold as part of the Aspose.Total package
  • Fixed a bug in setting UNC path in hyperlinks
  • Added Hyperlink.TextToDisplay property
  • Fixed a bug in copying rich text among different workbooks
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Aspose.Cells for .NET and Aspose.Cells for Java ToDo List

Aspose.Cells team are striving to make Aspose.Cells better and better.  Now we have two products: Aspose.Cells for .NET and Aspose.Cells for Java. Aspose.Cells for .NET has been on the market for more than two years and Aspose.Cells for Java was released just a month ago.

Thank you, Aspose.Cells users. You help us shape the product and make it growing up. Over time, Aspose.Cells for .NET has been widely accepted by users from all over the world.  Everyday we get feature requests in our … Continue Reading

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Aspose.Cells.Web Development Plan

We are working to add “edit” capability to Aspose.Cells.Web.Viewer and upgrade it to Aspose.Cells.Web.

In the next formal release, you will be able to edit the content in the web page and post the data back to server. In the server, you can retrieve the data to a data object, such as a datatable. And you can save the changed data to an Excel file.
 
It will be available about on the mid of February.
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Aspose.Cells.Express preview

I am thinking of making a new product: Aspose.Cells.Express. The product will utilize SmartMarker technique and will be an Express product of Aspose.Cells.

Only ExcelDesigner object in Aspose.Cells will be exposed. Users can use this product to import an Excel file with smart markers. Then call the Process method to populate the data.

Using the designer file with smart markers and a few lines of code, users can create a very complex excel file.

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