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Microsoft recommends several methods for recovering Excel data from corrupt spreadsheets. S2 Recovery Tools for Microsoft Excel makes it easy to follow these recommended routines by just pressing buttons. The application also adds five methods of its own for recovery. Additionally it has its own native previous file version recovery tool which works in any version of Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8. Another feature of the program is a preloaded search interface for finding temporary,...

DOCX, XLSX and PPTX files are collections of conventionally zipped mostly XML sub-files. This program first attempts repair any zip based corruption. From there it engages in four different algorithmic attempts at repair or recovery. With the first method using validation, the location of the first XML error is sought. At that point the sub-files are truncated and repaired. The second method works the same way except the XML validation is more lax. With the third, the strict XML...

Update: It is probably wise to try to do a zip repair step on corrupt xlsx files as a first step before trying to invoke other methods. Microsoft recommends several methods for recovering from Excel corruption. This Excel add-in brings into one toolbar these methods while adding four data recovery methods of its own. For MS methods for recovering from Excel file corruption, see: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/excel-help/repairing-corrupted-files-in-excel-HA001034656.aspx or here:...

Very lightweight and minimalist spreadsheet application. Through a notepad-style interface, you create informal spreadsheets with formulas as powerful as any full-sized spreadsheet program. It can also serve as a calculator with revisable history.

This project adds a ribbon to excel with a number of statistical buttons. This is not intended to be a full statistical analysis package (like R), but only a source for quick visualizations and calculations. For Excel2007 and up

Enables you to add formula support to your application. Provides functionality for parsing/evaluating formulas, tracking their dependencies, and recalculating in natural order. The formula syntax and many other features are direct replicas of Excel.