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    Box Spout

    Box Spout

    Read and write spreadsheet files (CSV, XLSX and ODS)

    Spout is an open-source PHP library for reading and writing spreadsheet files, including CSV, XLSX, and ODS formats. It is designed to handle large files efficiently, making it ideal for applications that generate or process extensive data reports. Spout is lightweight, fast, and easy to use, offering a simple API to work with rows and cells without consuming excessive memory.
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    Lip-DB is a lightweight web-based database front-end. Its aim is to create an easy to use alternative for anyone with limited technical expertise, but who are struggling to manage their affairs using an Excel spreadsheet.
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    XB-exby-eXcelBuilder is a web app to select/format data into tabular or crosstab format, then download to a *.xls file. It is meant to be a lightweight bridge between raw data and a spreadsheet, with simple options for selection/layout of data.
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