pipe2excel

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Pipe To Excel

pipe2excel sends the contents of STDIN or files of arguments to Excel as CSV to Microsoft Excel.

• The each value of the csv is inserted as a string.
  • Only matching /^\-?[1-9]\d*(\.\d*[1-9])?$/, as a number
• The encoding of the CSV is detected automatically whether it is written in UTF8 or the encoding of the current codepage.

How to use

OLE-MODE (Supported only Windows)

C:\> pipe2excel foo.csv bar.csv

C:\> type foo.csv | pipe2excel

It starts Microsoft Excel.

Non-OLE (Both Windows and Linux Ok)

C:\> pipe2excel -o foo.xlsx foo.csv

It does not start Microsoft Excel. It creates foo.xlsx statically.

Options

• -f string Field Sperator (default ",")
• -o string Save to file and quit immediately without EXCEL.EXE
• -v Show version

Source CSV data (sample)

Destinate Excel data (sample)

history

• 0.5.1
  • Support Linux as platform (but required -o option always)
  • (#1) Fix the panic on reading CSV from STDIN and using -o
• 0.5 (Aug 08,2018)
  • When -o FILENAME is given, use "tealeg/xlsx" instead of "go-ole/go-ole"
  • Remove options -s and -q. Their features are enabled with -o.
• 0.4 (Aug 05,2018)
  • Add -f option to set field seperator
  • Do not treat as string when the value is a negative integer.
• 0.3 (Jul 11,2018)
  • Fix leak release COM
  • Print help if no arguments and stdin is not redirected
• 0.2 (Jul 1,2018)
  • Only matching /^[1-9]\d*(\.\d*[1-9])?$/, as a number
• 0.1 (Jul 1,2018)
  • Set cell as a string
  • Detect encoding utf8 or codepage automatically and remove -u option
  • Add -v option to show version
• 20180701
  • prototype