Blazor Export to Excel 2023.6.4
o export data to Excel, you'll first need to gather the data you want to export. This can be done by retrieving the data from your Blazor application's data source, such as a database or an API. Once you have the data, you can use the IronXL library to create a new Excel file, populate it with the data, and save it to the desired location.
IronXL provides a range of methods and options for formatting the exported data in Excel. You can customize the appearance of cells, apply formatting to specific columns or rows, and even add formulas or charts to enhance the exported data's presentation.
nce you've implemented the export functionality in your Blazor application, users can easily export data to Excel by triggering the appropriate action, such as clicking a button or selecting a menu option. The exported Excel file can then be downloaded by the user, allowing them to further analyze or share the data.
Using a C# Excel library like IronXL simplifies the process of exporting data to Excel in Blazor applications. With its intuitive API and extensive functionality, you can quickly implement robust export features and provide users with the ability to seamlessly transfer data to Excel for further analysis. Whether you're exporting simple tabular data or complex reports, a C# Excel library empowers you to create professional and dynamic Excel exports in your Blazor application.
Visit the following link for detailed tutorial https://ironsoftware.com/csharp/excel/blog/using-ironxl/blazor-export-to-excel/.
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Changes: 2023.6.4
Fixes a bug where "& in the charts' series breaks the resulting file after save
Fixes a bug where WorkBook.Load method throws an exception if an .xlsx (.xlsm, .xltx, etc.) file has an opening and closing br tag in it's internal XML structure
