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Open XML SDK 2.0
I am having the usual issue of when I export a file to Excel using ASP.Net and I open the file I get the file open warning. One option is to use Open XML SDK 2.0. When I get the website up and running we wil have literally hundreds of users exporting content.
So my question is with OPEN XML how does it get installed when setting up the website should I use it in the web app.
So my question is with OPEN XML how does it get installed when setting up the website should I use it in the web app.
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So if I install the website using OpenXML will the users of the website have to download anything in order to export from the website? Or can they just login to the website and run it?
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Thank you both
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I did not try to create excel files, only word ones, but I think it should be down with the same good speed. Also, AFAIK, the Open XNL SDK does not require office to be installed, that's good.
So, I hope there's no hidden pitfalls and it could be used in a web application.