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If you are happy with the xlsx format, try my GitHub project, EPPlus. It started with the source from ExcelPackage, but today it's a total rewrite. It supports ranges, cell styling, charts, shapes, pictures, named ranges, AutoFilter and a lot of other stuff.

If you are happy with the xlsx format, try my library, EPPlus. It started with the source from ExcelPackage, but since became a total rewrite.

It supports ranges, cell styling, charts, shapes, pictures, named ranges, AutoFilter, and a lot of other stuff.

You have two options:

• EPPlus 4, licensed under LGPL (original branch, developed until 2020)

• EPPlus 5, licensed under Polyform Noncommercial 1.0.0 (since 2020).

From the EPPlus 5 readme.md:

With the new license EPPlus is still free to use in some cases, but will require a commercial license to be used in a commercial business.

EPPlus website: https://www.epplussoftware.com/

If you are happy with the xlsx format, try my GitHub project, EPPlus. It started with the source from ExcelPackage, but today it's a total rewrite. It supports ranges, cell styling, charts, shapes, pictures, named ranges, AutoFilter and a lot of other stuff.

If you are happy with the xlsx format, try my GitHub project, EPPlus. It started with the source from ExcelPackage, but today it's a total rewrite. It supports ranges, cell styling, charts, shapes, pictures, named ranges, AutoFilter and a lot of other stuff.

If you are happy with the xlsx format, try my codeplex GitHub project. EPPlus. Started it with the source from ExcelPackage, but today it's a total rewrite. Supports ranges, cell styling, charts, shapes, pictures, namesranges, autofilter and a lot of other stuff.

If you are happy with the xlsx format, try my GitHub project, EPPlus. It started with the source from ExcelPackage, but today it's a total rewrite. It supports ranges, cell styling, charts, shapes, pictures, named ranges, AutoFilter and a lot of other stuff.