Using Aspose, this can be done easily!
public class XlsToPdf { public void ExportSheet() { ///lets say we have an xls document containing 6 sheets ///each strongly named like sheet1 => sheet6 ///suppose that you need to save sheet5 as a pdf document. string sourceWorkBook = "source.xls"; string destinationDocument = "Destination.pdf"; Aspose.Cells.Workbook sourceWb = new Aspose.Cells.Workbook(); sourceWb.Open(sourceWorkBook); foreach (Aspose.Cells.Worksheet workSheet in sourceWb.Worksheets) { if (!workSheet.Name.ToUpper().Contains("sheet5")) workSheet.IsVisible = false; } ///First thing to do is to save the xls in xml format, ///but the formattype used already refers to PDF string destinationDocumentXml = "destination.xml"; sourceWb.Save(destinationDocumentXml, Aspose.Cells.FileFormatType.AsposePdf); Aspose.Pdf.Pdf pdfDocument = new Aspose.Pdf.Pdf(); //bind the created xml to the PDFDoc you intialized. pdfDocument.BindXML(destinationDocumentXml, null); //Save... pdfDocument.Save(destinationDocument); ///If necessary, you can cleanup and remove ///the intermediate files created ///using DirectoryInfo and files delet techniques from the System.IO ///...code goes here } }
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