Corrupt xlsx2csv

Corrupt xlsx2csv requires the installation of the Microsoft .Net version 2 framework.
The program has a Perl/Tk GUI front end. It can also be simply used as a viewer of the unformatted data in an xlsx file without having Excel 2007 installed.
Excel 2007 files are really zipped collections of mostly XML files. XML is not tolerant of file corruption and from the errors generated it appears that Excel 2007 is using a fairly corrupt intolerant XML reading algorithm to even salvage unformatted data from corrupt xlsx format files.
Corrupt XLSX2CSV uses an unzipper which is tolerant of XML file corruption and uses Perl coding to extract the sharedStrings.xml and worksheet.xml files where all of the unformatted data resides in a xlsx file. Since this Perl coding does not use a standard XML reading applet or module but identifies the cell data as text or string and extracts, the result is more less perfectly extracted data until that part of the xml files where the corruption starts, is reached. Contrastingly, Excel 2007 appears to return no results for that particular xml file if it encounters any XML errors at all.

Autor: PaulPruitt (S2 Services)

Version: 1.0

Betriebssyteme
Windows2000, WinXP, Windows2003, Windows Vista, Mac OS X 10.4, Mac OS X 10.5

Lizenz: Freeware

Sprache(n): English

Preis: kostenl

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