XLParser 1.2.4

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dotnet add package XLParser --version 1.2.4                
NuGet\Install-Package XLParser -Version 1.2.4                
This command is intended to be used within the Package Manager Console in Visual Studio, as it uses the NuGet module's version of Install-Package.
<PackageReference Include="XLParser" Version="1.2.4" />                
For projects that support PackageReference, copy this XML node into the project file to reference the package.
paket add XLParser --version 1.2.4                
#r "nuget: XLParser, 1.2.4"                
#r directive can be used in F# Interactive and Polyglot Notebooks. Copy this into the interactive tool or source code of the script to reference the package.
// Install XLParser as a Cake Addin
#addin nuget:?package=XLParser&version=1.2.4

// Install XLParser as a Cake Tool
#tool nuget:?package=XLParser&version=1.2.4                

A parser for Excel formulas

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Universe.Net.Excel

Содержит функционал, работающий с файлами в формате Excel. Входит в состав Universe.Framework

SlapKit.Excel

SlapKit.Excel is a robust .NET library for creating and manipulating Excel 2007+ files (.xlsx, .xlsm). SlapKit.Excel is an upgrade to the mature and time-tested ClosedXML library adding the features ClosedXML misses the most. Most notably SlapKit.Excel adds full support for charts, sorting and filtering to ClosedXML. It also adds various styling features typical for commercial Excel libraries. SlapKit.Excel maintains full API compatibility with the ClosedXML library. Thus projects using ClosedXML can replace it with SLapKit.Excel without any code changes. Dive into the world of Excel operations without the intricacies of the OpenXML API. Experience an intuitive and user-centric interface designed to simplify reading, manipulating, and writing Excel data. Elevate your Excel game with SlapKit.Excel!

XLExpression

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Flight.ClosedXML

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ClosedXMLwhitconstructor

See release notes https://github.com/ClosedXML/ClosedXML/releases/tag/0.100.0. ClosedXML is a .NET library for reading, manipulating and writing Excel 2007+ (.xlsx, .xlsm) files. It aims to provide an intuitive and user-friendly interface to dealing with the underlying OpenXML API.

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1.7.2 362,942 9/19/2023
1.7.1 3,038 9/14/2023
1.7.0 14,190 8/17/2023
1.6.3 101,449 1/19/2023
1.6.2 18,149 11/28/2022
1.6.1 11,595 8/19/2022
1.6.0 3,494 8/5/2022
1.5.2 23,522,911 5/20/2022
1.5.1 48,267 1/6/2022
1.5.0 1,539 11/30/2021
1.4.2 176,444 10/6/2020
1.4.1 6,625 7/16/2020
1.4.0 1,333 7/8/2020
1.3.10 10,771 3/17/2020
1.3.9 3,397 2/12/2020
1.3.8 2,079 2/3/2020
1.3.7 18,788 6/19/2019
1.3.6 7,238 1/15/2019
1.3.5 11,708 6/19/2018
1.3.4 7,705 3/28/2018
1.3.3 2,238 2/19/2018
1.3.2 3,882 12/4/2017
1.3.0 1,868 10/29/2017
1.2.4 9,751 2/7/2016
1.2.3 2,024 1/4/2016
1.2.2 2,116 11/6/2015
1.2.1 2,151 10/9/2015
1.2.0 2,288 9/13/2015
1.1.4 3,209 9/1/2015
1.1.3 2,424 8/25/2015

* Fixed several errors in which names/named ranges were allowed
 * Question marks are now allowed
 * Can now start with all unicode letters (e.g. `=äbc`)
 * Corrected characters which are allowed if the name starts with a cell name or TRUE/FALSE (e.g. `=A1.MYNAME`)
* Allow for whitespace-only sheetnames (e.g. `='    '!A1`), altough they will always be returned as `" "` by `PrefixInfo`
* Made some corrections in how multiple sheet references (`=Sheet1:Sheet3!A1`) are parsed
* Removed escape sequences in strings (e.g. `"Line1\nLine2"`) as these are not part of the Excel formula language
* Added support for structured references to a complete table (e.g. `=MyTable[]`)