XLS vs XLSX: Which Excel Workbook Format Should You Use?
XLS is the older binary Excel format; XLSX is the modern Open XML workbook format.
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XLS is the older binary Excel format; XLSX is the modern Open XML workbook format.
CSV stores one flat sheet and does not preserve formulas, formatting, charts, or multiple tabs.
A spreadsheet must be mapped to fixed pages when exported to PDF.
Older workbooks may contain macros, external links, or features that modern tools interpret differently.
Spreadsheet display formats can hide the underlying stored value.
ODS improves interoperability with OpenDocument spreadsheet applications.
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