Why is the syncfusion xls bigger than the excel xls
Attached is a zip file containing two reports:
aperfbyperiod1.xls was created with a vb .net application using the excel interop.
testing.xls was created with a vb .net application using Syncfusion XLSio 4.2.0.37.
Why is the syncfusion created file so much bigger than the excel created file?
Also, on a side note, my original excel template file contained a textured background for the chart sheet. The textured background was not persisted when I saved the file using Syncfusion. If I change the template to use a solid color bakcground then background IS persisted.
aperfbyperiod1.xls was created with a vb .net application using the excel interop.
testing.xls was created with a vb .net application using Syncfusion XLSio 4.2.0.37.
Why is the syncfusion created file so much bigger than the excel created file?
Also, on a side note, my original excel template file contained a textured background for the chart sheet. The textured background was not persisted when I saved the file using Syncfusion. If I change the template to use a solid color bakcground then background IS persisted.
aperfbyperiod1.zip
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Robert Chapman
July 31, 2006 07:34 PM UTC
Nevermind. I found the problem. I set the numberformat for all of the rows and not just the used range.
Please ignore this message.
>Attached is a zip file containing two reports:
aperfbyperiod1.xls was created with a vb .net application using the excel interop.
testing.xls was created with a vb .net application using Syncfusion XLSio 4.2.0.37.
Why is the syncfusion created file so much bigger than the excel created file?
Also, on a side note, my original excel template file contained a textured background for the chart sheet. The textured background was not persisted when I saved the file using Syncfusion. If I change the template to use a solid color bakcground then background IS persisted.
Please ignore this message.
>Attached is a zip file containing two reports:
aperfbyperiod1.xls was created with a vb .net application using the excel interop.
testing.xls was created with a vb .net application using Syncfusion XLSio 4.2.0.37.
Why is the syncfusion created file so much bigger than the excel created file?
Also, on a side note, my original excel template file contained a textured background for the chart sheet. The textured background was not persisted when I saved the file using Syncfusion. If I change the template to use a solid color bakcground then background IS persisted.
aperfbyperiod1.zip
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Robert Chapman
July 31, 2006 07:48 PM UTC
Also, on a side note, my original excel template file contained a textured background for the chart sheet. The textured background was not persisted when I saved the file using Syncfusion. If I change the template to use a solid color bakcground then background IS persisted.
>Nevermind. I found the problem. I set the numberformat for all of the rows and not just the used range.
Please ignore this message.
>Attached is a zip file containing two reports:
aperfbyperiod1.xls was created with a vb .net application using the excel interop.
testing.xls was created with a vb .net application using Syncfusion XLSio 4.2.0.37.
Why is the syncfusion created file so much bigger than the excel created file?
Also, on a side note, my original excel template file contained a textured background for the chart sheet. The textured background was not persisted when I saved the file using Syncfusion. If I change the template to use a solid color bakcground then background IS persisted.
aperfbyperiod1.zip
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Melba Winshia
Syncfusion Team
August 1, 2006 10:49 AM UTC
Hi rob,
Thank you for using Syncfusion Essential XlsIO.The textured background can be preserved by using the following code snippet.
[C#]
IWorkbook workbook = application.Workbooks.Open(@"..\..\Data\Chartstudy.xls",Syncfusion.XlsIO.ExcelParseOptions.DoNotParseCharts);
Here is a sample for your reference.
http://www.syncfusion.com/Support/user/uploads/Texture_changes_619b157d.zip
Please take a look at the attached sample and let me know if you have any questions.
Regards,
Melba
Thank you for using Syncfusion Essential XlsIO.The textured background can be preserved by using the following code snippet.
[C#]
IWorkbook workbook = application.Workbooks.Open(@"..\..\Data\Chartstudy.xls",Syncfusion.XlsIO.ExcelParseOptions.DoNotParseCharts);
Here is a sample for your reference.
http://www.syncfusion.com/Support/user/uploads/Texture_changes_619b157d.zip
Please take a look at the attached sample and let me know if you have any questions.
Regards,
Melba
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Robert Chapman
August 1, 2006 06:37 PM UTC
If I use DoNotParseCharts then I cant edit the series captions, the chart title and the axis labels. All these items have to be set via code in order to support localization
How can I set the textured background programmatically?
>Hi rob,
Thank you for using Syncfusion Essential XlsIO.The textured background can be preserved by using the following code snippet.
[C#]
IWorkbook workbook = application.Workbooks.Open(@"..\..\Data\Chartstudy.xls",Syncfusion.XlsIO.ExcelParseOptions.DoNotParseCharts);
Here is a sample for your reference.
http://www.syncfusion.com/Support/user/uploads/Texture_changes_619b157d.zip
Please take a look at the attached sample and let me know if you have any questions.
Regards,
Melba
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