Converting OTT to XLTM via Aspose.Total for Java is a simple two step process. By using feature-rich, document manipulation and conversion API Aspose.Words for Java , you can export OTT to HTML. After that, by using Aspose.Cells for Java , you can convert HTML to XLTM.
C++ API to Convert OTT to XLTM
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You can easily use Aspose.Total for Java directly from a Maven based project and include Aspose.Words for Java and Aspose.Cells for Java in your pom.xml.
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Remove Unused Information from a OTT Document via Java
Before converting OTT to XLTM, you can remove unused information from OTT Document via Aspose.Words for Java . Sometimes you may need to remove unused or duplicate information to reduce the size of the output document and processing time. The CleanupOptions class allows you to specify options for document cleaning. To remove duplicate styles or just unused styles or lists from the document, you can use the Cleanup method. You can use the UnusedStyles and UnusedBuiltinStyles properties to detect and remove styles that are marked as “unused”.
Save XLTM File to Stream via Java
After converting OTT to XLTM, Aspose.Cells for Java enables you to save your document to stream. If you need to save files to a Stream then you should create a FileOutputStream object and then save the file to that Stream object by calling the save method of Workbook object.
What is OTT File Format
OpenDocument Standard Format (OTT) is a file format for office documents, such as text documents, spreadsheets, and presentations. It is an open standard developed by the OpenDocument Foundation. The format is based on the XML format used by the OpenOffice.org office suite. OTT files can be opened by a variety of office software programs, including Microsoft Office, LibreOffice, and Apache OpenOffice.
Read MoreWhat is XLTM File Format
An Excel Macro-Enabled Template file has the XLTM file extension and is a Microsoft Excel Open XML Format Spreadsheet file that has been created by Microsoft Office Excel. The file format was first introduced in Microsoft Office Excel 2007 and allows for the saving of macros that can be executed in the spreadsheet program. The macros are written in Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) and can automate tasks in Excel. The XLTM file format is similar to the XLSM file format, which is another Microsoft Excel Open XML Format Spreadsheet file that can contain macros. The main difference between the two file formats is that the XLTM file format can be used as a template for other Excel files. When a user creates a new workbook based on an XLTM template, the macros in the template will be copied into the new workbook. The macros can then be executed from the new workbook. The XLTM file format is useful for creating templates that can be used over and over again. For example, a template could be created that contains macros for creating a monthly report. The template could then be used to create a new workbook each month. The macros in the template would automatically generate the report based on the data in the new workbook. The XLTM file format is also useful for sharing macros with other users. For example, a user could create a template that contains macros for creating a report. The template could then be emailed to another user. The recipient of the email could then open the template in Excel and use the macros to generate the report.
Read MoreWhat is OTT File Format
OpenDocument Standard Format (OTT) is a file format for office documents, such as text documents, spreadsheets, and presentations. It is an open standard developed by the OpenDocument Foundation. The format is based on the XML format used by the OpenOffice.org office suite. OTT files can be opened by a variety of office software programs, including Microsoft Office, LibreOffice, and Apache OpenOffice.
Read MoreWhat is XLTM File Format
An Excel Macro-Enabled Template file has the XLTM file extension and is a Microsoft Excel Open XML Format Spreadsheet file that has been created by Microsoft Office Excel. The file format was first introduced in Microsoft Office Excel 2007 and allows for the saving of macros that can be executed in the spreadsheet program. The macros are written in Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) and can automate tasks in Excel. The XLTM file format is similar to the XLSM file format, which is another Microsoft Excel Open XML Format Spreadsheet file that can contain macros. The main difference between the two file formats is that the XLTM file format can be used as a template for other Excel files. When a user creates a new workbook based on an XLTM template, the macros in the template will be copied into the new workbook. The macros can then be executed from the new workbook. The XLTM file format is useful for creating templates that can be used over and over again. For example, a template could be created that contains macros for creating a monthly report. The template could then be used to create a new workbook each month. The macros in the template would automatically generate the report based on the data in the new workbook. The XLTM file format is also useful for sharing macros with other users. For example, a user could create a template that contains macros for creating a report. The template could then be emailed to another user. The recipient of the email could then open the template in Excel and use the macros to generate the report.
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