Convert WORD to XLSM via Java
On Premise Java API to convert WORD to XLSM without using Microsoft® Word or Microsoft® Excel
You can converting WORD to XLSM 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 WORD to HTML. After that, by using Aspose.Cells for Java , you can convert HTML to XLSM.
Convert Protected WORD to XLSM via Java
Using the API, you can also open the password-protected document. If your input WORD document is password protected, you cannot convert it to XLSM without using the password. The API allows you to open the encrypted document by passing the correct password in a LoadOptions object. The following code example shows how to try opening an encrypted document with a password:
Convert WORD to Protected XLSM file via Java
After you convert WORD to XLSM, you can also encrypt and password protect your XLSM documents. In order to encrypt your document, open it using Workbook class and specify XOR Encryption Type and Strong Encryption type (RC4, Microsoft Strong Cryptographic Provider) encryption by using the setEncryptionOptions method. You can also set a password to your XLSM by using the Password property of WorkbookSettings class.
Other Conversion Options
DOC What is DOC File Format?
Files with .doc extension represent documents generated by Microsoft Word or other word processing documents in binary file format. The extension was initially used for plain text documentation on several different operating systems. It can contain several different types of data such as images, formatted as well as plain text, graphs, charts, embedded objects, links, pages, page formatting, print settings and a lot others.
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Files with XLSM extension is a type of Spreadsheet files that support Macros. From application point of view, a Macro is set of instructions that are used for automating processes. A macro is used to record the steps that are performed repeatedly and facilitates performing the actions by running the macro again. Macros are programmed with Microsoft’s Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) from within the Excel Workbook using the Visual Basic Editor and can be run/debug directly from there.
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