As the final to our 3-part Excel Blog Series, we will demonstrate additional customization options available with the LEADTOOLS Excel SDK! Firstly, be sure you check out our first two blogs as we will be using the table and data from there: Load an Existing Excel File and Programmatically Change Data and Using the LEADTOOLS Excel Web Editor to Implement Functions.

In our last blog, we showed you how to"Load an Existing Excel File and Programmatically Change Data" and showcased the powerful new tools that come with the LEADTOOLS Excel SDK. In this blog, you will learn about the new Excel Web Editor and just how simple it is to load and save an XLS/XLSX file.

With the new LEADTOOLS Excel SDK, developers can programmatically create or edit Excel files. This blog is the first in a three-part series exploring the toolkit's basic yet powerful features. In this first part, we'll demonstrate how to modify a small table within a reimbursement form for an employer.

QR codes have solidified themselves as an integral part of modern information exchange, offering a quick and efficient way to store and retrieve data. With LEADTOOLS, you can extract over 100 barcode types from any of our 165+ supported file formats! In this blog post, we will specifically show how to extract QR codes from a PDF file in C# using the LEADTOOLS Barcode SDK and then save the extracted codes as images.

Creating an application to compare changes made to documents or images of documents can be an unnecessary burden on development time...unless of course, you simply use our Document Compare SDK! LEADTOOLS includes an interactive comparison navigator that allows users to step through insertions, deletions, and edits to easily compare documents as well as images of documents.