How to build a reusable Excel export service in ASP.NET Core
This article provides a guide on creating a reusable Excel export service in ASP.NET Core using the ClosedXML library. It outlines the steps to build the service, including creating data models, interface methods, and API endpoints. The tutorial is aimed at developers looking to implement Excel export functionality in their applications.
- ▪The article teaches how to export lists into Excel using C# and ClosedXML.
- ▪It includes steps for creating data models, interface methods, and API endpoints.
- ▪The tutorial is designed for developers interested in enhancing their applications with Excel export capabilities.
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