The C# Excel Library

IronXL is a powerful C# .NET software library designed specifically for .net software engineers. This library allows you to efficiently read and write Excel XSLX, XLS, and CSV spreadsheets in your .NET Framework and .NET Core applications and websites. IronXL can be easily accessed from the /csharp/excel/ website, as well as through the IronXL.Excel package available on NuGet.

One of the most impressive features of IronXL is that it eliminates the need to use Office Excel Interop and to have Microsoft Excel installed on your server. Without any other dependencies, you can confidently use IronXL to create Excel and other Spreadsheet files in C# and VB.NET.

IronXL provides a range of functionalities that simplify your work. You can read and import data from various file formats such as XLS, XLSX, CSV, and TSV while exporting Excel worksheets to XLS, XLSX, CSV, TSV, and JSON. With IronXL, you can also work with spreadsheets as System.Data.DataSet and System.Data.DataTable, and edit your Excel formulas with ease.

The library offers an intuitive range setting using a WorkSheet['A1:B10'] structure and additional features including sorting ranges, columns, and rows. IronXL also offers a range of cell styling options for users, such as font, size, background design, border, alignment, and number formats.

IronXL .Net Excel Library is excellent for use in C#, VB.Net, MVC, ASP.NET, dotnet Core projects for websites, console, and desktop apps. The library supports .Net Core 2.0 or above, .Net Standard as well as .Net Framework 4.5 or above, making it universal and adaptable. The library can also be installed on various operating systems including Microsoft Windows, Linux, MacOS, Xamarin, Mobile, Mono, and cloud-based services such as Azure and AWS.

IronXL library offers full online documentation with tutorials for beginners, NuGet installer, GitHub Repository with examples and, technical support from the original development team. You can check out the available tutorials here, including the /csharp/excel/tutorials/how-to-read-excel-file-csharp/.