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A method that uses EPPlus to parse a excel-file and generate a html table. Link to EPPlus nuget page: https://www.nuget.org/packages/EPPlus/. I don't take any credit for the code since I found it on the web and have only slightly modified it. But it works and I think it's worth spreading.
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private string ParseExcelFileAndGenerateHtmlTable(ExcelPackage xlPackage) | |
{ | |
string html = ""; | |
int workBooks = 0; | |
using (xlPackage) | |
{ | |
var workbook = xlPackage.Workbook; | |
if (workbook != null) | |
{ | |
if (CurrentBlock.OnlyFirstWorkSheet && workbook.Worksheets.Count > 1) | |
{ | |
workBooks = 1; | |
} | |
else | |
workBooks = workbook.Worksheets.Count; | |
for (int j = 1; j <= workBooks; j++) | |
{ | |
html += "<table class='table' style='border-collapse: collapse;font-family:arial;'>"; | |
var worksheet = workbook.Worksheets[j]; | |
if (worksheet.Dimension == null) { continue; } | |
int rowCount = 0; | |
int maxColumnNumber = worksheet.Dimension.End.Column; | |
var convertedRecords = new List<List<string>>(worksheet.Dimension.End.Row); | |
var excelRows = worksheet.Cells.GroupBy(c => c.Start.Row).ToList(); | |
excelRows.ForEach(r => | |
{ | |
rowCount++; | |
if (rowCount == 1) html += String.Format("<thead>"); | |
if (rowCount == 2) html += String.Format("<tbody>"); | |
html += String.Format("<tr>"); | |
var currentRecord = new List<string>(maxColumnNumber); | |
var cells = r.OrderBy(cell => cell.Start.Column).ToList(); | |
Double rowHeight = worksheet.Row(rowCount).Height; | |
for (int i = 1; i <= maxColumnNumber; i++) | |
{ | |
var currentCell = cells.Where(c => c.Start.Column == i).FirstOrDefault(); | |
int colSpan = 1; | |
int rowSpan = 1; | |
//check if this is the start of a merged cell | |
ExcelAddress cellAddress = new ExcelAddress(currentCell.Address); | |
var mCellsResult = (from c in worksheet.MergedCells | |
let addr = new ExcelAddress(c) | |
where cellAddress.Start.Row >= addr.Start.Row && | |
cellAddress.End.Row <= addr.End.Row && | |
cellAddress.Start.Column >= addr.Start.Column && | |
cellAddress.End.Column <= addr.End.Column | |
select addr); | |
if (mCellsResult.Count() > 0) | |
{ | |
var mCells = mCellsResult.First(); | |
//if the cell and the merged cell do not share a common start address then skip this cell as it's already been covered by a previous item | |
if (mCells.Start.Address != cellAddress.Start.Address) | |
continue; | |
if (mCells.Start.Column != mCells.End.Column) | |
{ | |
colSpan += mCells.End.Column - mCells.Start.Column; | |
} | |
if (mCells.Start.Row != mCells.End.Row) | |
{ | |
rowSpan += mCells.End.Row - mCells.Start.Row; | |
} | |
} | |
//load up data | |
if (rowCount == 1) | |
html += String.Format("<th colspan={0} rowspan={1}>{2}</th>", colSpan, rowSpan, currentCell.Value); | |
else | |
html += String.Format("<td colspan={0} rowspan={1}>{2}</td>", colSpan, rowSpan, currentCell.Value); | |
} | |
html += String.Format("</tr>"); | |
if (rowCount == 1) html += String.Format("</thead>"); | |
}); | |
html += String.Format("</tbody></table>"); | |
}//worksheet loop | |
} | |
} | |
return html; | |
} |
Hi
I want to create html table in same style as excel file.
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Hi Nergård,
Thanks.Is there any way where we can get excel style and formatting ?__