Split Single EXCEL to Many EXCEL Files in .NET

Split EXCEL File & Add Watermarks in .NET

Split a single EXCEL document to multiple independent documents and insert image or text watermarks to each of the splitted files using C# .NET.

• Instantiate Watermarker with splitted document
• Instantiate watermark font, create TextWatermark object & set watermark properties
• Add watermark and save watermarked document
• Set output path where files will be saved after splitting
• Instantiate SplitOptions object with path of splitted file and number of pages to be splitted
• Create Merger object with input document and split using SplitOptions

Download Document Splitter API

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Split Text File into Many Files in C# .NET

Using text splitter library for .NET applications – split each line or multi-lines of the source text file into a separate resultant .txt file by using a couple lines of C# code.

• Initialize TextSplitOptions class with output files path format, desired TextSplitMode and line numbers
• Instantiate Merger object with source document path or stream
• Call Split method and pass TextSplitOptions object to save the resultant text files

Single Document Modification Operations

Perform multi-functional document manipulation features in a variety of document formats such as Word, Excel spreadsheet, Presentations, RTF, PDF, Visio, HTML, OneNote, XPS and many others by adding just a few lines of C# code.

The major single document operations include moving pages within a document to a new position, removing a single page or a collection or selected pages, swapping the page positions, extracting specific pages from the document, changing the page orientation to portrait or landscape mode and rotating the pages of the source document to 90, 180 or 270 degree angle.