XLSX vs XLS: Modern and Legacy Excel Formats Compared
XLSX is an Open XML workbook; XLS is the older binary workbook format.
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XLSX is an Open XML workbook; XLS is the older binary workbook format.
CSV represents one flat table, so workbook-only features need deliberate handling.
Exporting a worksheet to PDF turns a flexible grid into fixed pages.
HTML is useful when spreadsheet data needs to be viewed in a browser.
ODS supports portable spreadsheet editing but not every Excel-specific feature.
CSV does not record types, formulas, worksheets, or visual formatting.
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