=XLSX2LaTeX Convert excel-files (xlsx) to LaTeX-tabulars.

Details see XLSX2LaTeX::Excel

This gem is located at

• github.com/knut2/xlsx2latex

• rubygems.org/gems/xlsx2latex

This gem is inpired by a question at stackexchange. My first impression was: It should be easy to write such a converter with ruby.

This gem is a quick try to solve the problem. It uses roo to parse an excel and convert the result to LaTeX.

There is a command line version for this gem.

For a help, please use

bin/xlsx2latex.rb -h

output

This gem allows a fast way to convert an Excel-Sheet to a LaTeX-tabular.

It is not expected, that you get a ready-to-use-result.

• The column format is ‘c’ for each column

• Text formats are respected if the are defined fo the whole cell.

• No gridlines are analyzed. Please set your hlines yourself.

There are some limitations:

• Only tabular-like sheets are converted (e.g. no graphics)

• multicolumn: The detection of multicolumns is a kind of guessing.

• multirow: Not supported

• Bold, italic… are only detected if the whole cell is formated.

• Gridlines are not analyzed.

• www.ctan.org/pkg/excel2latex

Excel-Makros to build LaTeX-table. Works until Excel version 2010

• www.ctan.org/tex-archive/support/maketable

MAKETABLE works with copy and paste. You mark your table in the respective Windows program, hit copy, change to MAKETABLE and click the Paste-Button. This pastes your data into a data grid. When you click the TEX-Output-Button, the information in the data grid is converted to the respective tabular structure, which is displayed in a new window. Click the Mark all-Button and the Copy-Button to copy the tabular structure to the clipboard, change to your TeX-editor and paste it in.

• www.ctan.org/tex-archive/support/xl2latex

Works only with Excel97 (and hopefully above, you never know what Microsoft does)

Import xl2latex.bas in Visual Basic and save as xl2latex.xls (or any other filename).

To do so: open a new file or a file with all your macros

Extras->Macro->Visual Basic-Editor
then in Visual Basic: File->File import
close Visual Basic
save the file (File->Save As or File->Save, what you want)
close the file
now you should have a new button "LaTeX export" in your "LaTeX" toolbar

With www.tablesgenerator.com/ you can create empty templates for LaTeX tables.

Drag any .xlsx file onto the page to extract data and convert it into a LaTeX table.

• Javascript

• No conversion of special characters

• Only default sheet