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Expr4J aims to provide a general purpose expression parser, which is also compatible with Microsoft Excel. It will provide an implementation of the built in functions in MS Excel as well as a calculation engine.
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A tool to query arrays in memory using SQL. It groups the arrays in tables and returns arrays as result set. It can be used in spreadsheets, as a script language library and everywhere is needed an interactive tool to query data in memory.
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This program converts, compares, merges, normalizes, and refactors data to and from disparate sources (CSV, Excel, and any JDBC/ODBC database) for use in a Java program.
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QExcel Converter SQL QT4, Import xml excel/openoffice 2003 format, sqlite3 sql text/binary, edit table and export to various Format, Pdf XSL format objects Apache fop JAVA(XSL-FO), XML/XSLT , excel, SQL text sqlite3 dump file and MYSQL SQL to XML/XSL.
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Read data from Excel 97+ spread sheets without Microsoft! Provides an API to write applications that read Excel documents. The xlreader tool converts data to tab delimited, CSV or SQL inserts. Written in C. Based on the the Java version by Andrew Khan.
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