Released: Dec 18, 2023

2023 Volume 4 (24.1.41) での更新項目

機能

• Microsoft Excel Library
  • Grouping in pivot table - The Excel (XlsIO) library now supports grouping date and time fields in pivot tables. Users can group pivot data based on the following categories.
    • Date.
    • Month.
    • Year.
    • Quarters.
    • Hours.
    • Minutes.
    • Seconds.
  • Excel functions - The Excel (XlsIO) library now supports creating and parsing the following Excel functions.
    • LAMBDA - Allows custom formula parameters and logic.
    • SORT - Arranges the cell range values in ascending or descending order.
    • BYROW - Applies a LAMBDA to each row and returns an array of the results.
    • BYCOL - Applies a LAMBDA to each column and returns an array of the results.
    • TOROW - Transforms an array into a single row.
    • TOCOL - Transforms an array into a single column.
    • CHOOSEROWS - Returns specified rows from an array.
    • CHOOSECOLS - Returns specified columns from an array.
    • TEXTSPLIT - Splits the cell text across rows or columns.
    • TEXTBEFORE - Returns the text before a given character.
• PDF Library
  • PDF split enhancement - You can now split PDF documents without sacrificing the integrity of accessibility tags. Accessibility is crucial for users relying on screen readers and other assistive technologies.
  • PDF optimization for reduced file size - Improved document operations to reduce file sizes. By removing unused elements and identifying identical resources, experience heightened efficiency in both PDF merging and splitting.
  • Enhanced digital signature validation - You can now effortlessly access certificates from the Document Security Store (DSS) and retrieve CRL lists for enhanced validation during signature verification. Elevate your document security with these streamlined features.
• Microsoft Word Library
  • Create equations using LaTeX - The .NET Word Library now allows you to create mathematical equations by specifying a LaTeX string in a Word document. With this feature, you can easily add an equation created using a LaTeX editor into a Word document.