Library to extract valid data from within Spreadsheets
Library to extract valid data from within Spreadsheets. The following document formats are supported starting since version 2.0: MS Excel legacy BIFF binary format (.xls), MS Excel new XML-based format (.xlsx), Free/OpenOffice Calc XML-based format (.ods). FreeXL ignores at all fonts, sizes and alignments, and most formats. It ignores Pivot Table, Charts, Formulas, Visual Basic macros and so on. FreeXL is structurally simple and quite light-weight (typically 40-80K of object code, stripped).
Library to extract valid data from within Spreadsheets. The following document formats are supported starting since version 2.0: MS Excel legacy BIFF binary format (.xls), MS Excel new XML-based format (.xlsx), Free/OpenOffice Calc XML-based format (.ods). FreeXL ignores at all fonts, sizes and alignments, and most formats. It ignores Pivot Table, Charts, Formulas, Visual Basic macros and so on. FreeXL is structurally simple and quite light-weight (typically 40-80K of object code, stripped).
To install freexl, run the following command in macOS terminal (Applications->Utilities->Terminal)
sudo port install freexl
To see what files were installed by freexl, run:
port contents freexl
To later upgrade freexl, run:
sudo port selfupdate && sudo port upgrade freexl
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