FAQ: SpreadsheetConverter on Linux
Can I use SpreadsheetConverter on Linux?
Use SpreadsheetConverter in Excel Online (Excel for the web) in your browser on Linux. This is the browser workflow; it does not require a desktop Excel installation on Linux.
The current first-time setup requires installing the add-in and accepting Microsoft’s permission dialog in desktop Excel on Windows. You can then use the same account in Excel for the web on Linux. Follow the installation instructions or contact Support for help with initial setup.
Can I host a converted calculator on Linux?
Yes. HTML output is a bundle of HTML, JavaScript and assets that can be hosted on a Linux web server. Keep the complete generated bundle together. Visitors use their browser; they do not need Excel on the server.
See SpreadsheetConverter for Linux and the publishing instructions.
Original explanation and earlier-version instructions
Historical reference: this original human-written page includes earlier interface screenshots, platform instructions and offers. Follow the current version 12 guidance above for the modern workflow.
Can we use this on our Linux website?
Yes, SpreadsheetConverter to HTML/JavaScript and SpreadsheetConverter to Java/JSP generates pages that can be hosted by Apache on Linux. I recommend you start with SpreadsheetConverter to HTML/JavaScript, since they are plain web pages, nothing needs to be installed on your web server.
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