Files in the XLS format created by the program Microsoft Excel are often complex in
structure. For example, summary tables may contain links to data from several XLS files
located in the "My Documents" folder. Having converted tables and diagrams from XLS to PDF,
you receive "frozen copies" of these documents that are independent from the other files with data. The obtained
PDF files can be sent to the client by e-mail, published on a site,
or used as an illustration for a blog.
Universal Document Converter is the most complete solution for the conversion of documents into Adobe PDF or graphical files. The underlying basis of Universal Document Converter is the technology of virtual printing. As a result, converting XLS to PDF format is not any more complicated than printing on a desktop printer.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: How do I append several tables and diagrams from different XLS files to one multipage PDF?
A1: Please open the Output tab in the Printing Preferences window. Select Append all pages to existing PDF
file in the Options drop down in the bottom part of the window.
Q2: I need to automate the conversion of documents myself using VB.NET. Do you have any examples?
A2: Yes, you can find source code examples for Visual Basic and Visual C++ in the Developer Solutions section of Universal Document Converter's site.
Q3: I need to convert a black and white Excel table from XLS to PDF format. How can I reduce the size of the PDF file?
A3: Please use the Table to PDF, Black&White profile in step 4 in the instructions above.