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    Workbook.ExportToPdf(String, PdfExportOptions, String[]) Method

    SECURITY-RELATED CONSIDERATIONS

    Using file paths sourced from untrusted input may expose unauthorized files or allow unintended file access. Always validate and normalize all external paths to prevent path manipulation.

    Defines export options and exports the specified sheets to the file in PDF format.

    You need a license for the DevExpress Office File API Subscription or DevExpress Universal Subscription to use this method in production code.

    Namespace: DevExpress.Spreadsheet

    Assembly: DevExpress.Docs.v25.2.dll

    NuGet Package: DevExpress.Document.Processor

    Declaration

    public void ExportToPdf(
        string fileName,
        PdfExportOptions options,
        params string[] sheetNames
    )

    Parameters

    Name Type Description
    fileName String

    The file name (including the full path) for the created PDF file.

    options PdfExportOptions

    Specifies export options.

    sheetNames String[]

    The names of the sheets to be saved in PDF format.

    Remarks

    The following code snippet loads the specified XLSX document and exports its first worksheet as a PDF file with the specified settings:

    Workbook workbook = new Workbook();
    workbook.LoadDocument("BreakevenAnalysis.xlsx");
    
    PdfExportOptions options = new PdfExportOptions();
    options.DocumentOptions.Author = "John Doe";
    options.DocumentOptions.Title = "Breakeven Analysis";
    options.ImageQuality = PdfJpegImageQuality.Medium;
    options.ExportBookmarks = false;
    
    workbook.ExportToPdf("Exported_Document.pdf");
    

    The default calculation mode for a Workbook is Manual. This mode implies that the Spreadsheet does not recalculate formulas before it generates a PDF document. Call the Workbook.Calculate or Workbook.CalculateFull method to calculate all formulas in the workbook before you export it to PDF.

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