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ODS — OpenDocument Spreadsheet
An OpenDocument Spreadsheet with the same tabular data as the plain XLSX and legacy XLS — a member of an XLSX↔ODS↔XLS conversion set for spreadsheet importers.
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Specifications
- Format
- OpenDocument Spreadsheet (ODS)
- Sheets
- 1
- Rows
- 11
- Twin Of
- Plain XLSX
What is a .ods file?
ODS is the OpenDocument Spreadsheet format, an ISO-standardized spreadsheet stored as a ZIP archive of XML. It is the native spreadsheet format of LibreOffice and OpenOffice Calc, supporting multiple sheets, formulas, and formatting. It is the open-standard counterpart to XLSX.
How to use this file
Use an example ODS to test OpenDocument spreadsheet parsing, formula and multi-sheet handling, and converters between ODS and XLSX or CSV.
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