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Add Footnote Links and Role Reference Objects to XBRL using C#
You can easily create an XBRL instance document programmatically and add objects or elements such as Footnote Link, Role Reference, Arc Role Reference, etc. In this article, you will learn how to add footnote links and role reference objects to XBRL using C#.
Convert XBRL to HTML using C#
As a .NET developer, you can easily convert XBRL files or financial data from XML files to HTML webpages programmatically. In this article, you will learn how to convert XBRL to HTML using C#.
Add Objects to XBRL Documents using C#
You can easily create an XBRL instance document programmatically and add objects or elements such as schema reference, context, unit, items, etc. In this article, you will learn how to add objects to XBRL instance documents using C#.
Convert XBRL to PDF using C#
As a .NET developer, you can easily convert XBRL files or financial data from XML files to PDF documents. In this article, you will learn how to convert XBRL to PDF using C#.
Create OFX Request or Response Programmatically with C# API
OFX, Open Financial Exchange, files are popularly used for exchanging financial information. It is used in client-server as well as Cloud-based systems. So the request-response model is implemented for exchanging financial information. Financial service providers like banks, data aggregators, etc. often use OFX for creating, analyzing, or aggregating financial data. Likewise, they utilize it for managing financial data exchange in their products and services.
Posted in Aspose.Finance Product Family Tagged OFX 2.2, OFX Request, OFX Response, Parse OFX, Parse OFX in C#
Convert XBRL to XLSX or iXBRL Programmatically in C#
XBRL files are used for business reporting purposes including balance sheets, cash flow statements, ledgers, etc. You can easily convert XBRL files to XLSX Excel Sheet as well as iXBRL, which is an inline XBRL file. These output formats are ideal for presenting the financial information as structured, human, and machine-readable data.
Create, Parse and Validate XBRL and iXBRL Financial Reports using C#
This article provides information about business reporting using the XBRL standard, the purpose of XBRL, and how to automate the process of creating XBRL-based business reports in .NET applications. Furthermore, it contains step by step methods to parse XBRL and iXBRL files and retrieve data programmatically using C#.