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PowerShell Spreadsheet Software for Windows

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    ImportExcel

    ImportExcel

    PowerShell module to import/export Excel spreadsheets, without Excel

    ImportExcel is a popular PowerShell module that enables reading, writing, and manipulating Excel spreadsheets without requiring Microsoft Excel to be installed on the host. It exposes straightforward cmdlets like Import-Excel and Export-Excel that convert between Excel sheets and PowerShell objects, making it simple to pipeline tabular data into reporting and automation flows. Advanced features include adding and formatting tables, setting number/date formats, creating charts, and applying styling or conditional formatting programmatically. The module is optimized for performance (streaming where possible) and supports large datasets, making it useful for ETL tasks, automated reporting, and data analysis in pure PowerShell environments. It integrates well with scheduled jobs and CI pipelines where generating or consuming spreadsheets is part of an automated workflow.
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