Excel Split Tool – Divide Local Spreadsheet into Files in 30+ Formats

Divide a local Excel workbook into separate files entirely — no cloud storage needed. Output supports 30+ file formats such as PDF, CSV, JSON, ODS, and XPS.

Split Spreadsheet API

Web API

PUT https://api.aspose.cloud/v4.0/cells/split/spreadsheet

Request Parameters:

Parameter Name Type Path/Query String/HTTPBody Description
Spreadsheet File FormData The local spreadsheet file to be split. Supported formats include XLSX, XLS, ODS, CSV, etc. The file is processed entirely on the server without requiring cloud storage.
from Integer Query The zero‑based starting index of the worksheet range to split (e.g., 0 for the first worksheet).
to Integer Query The zero‑based ending index of the worksheet range to split (e.g., 2 will split worksheets 0, 1, and 2).
outFormat String Query The output format for the split files. Supports 30+ formats such as PDF, CSV, JSON, XLSX, HTML.
outPath String Query (Optional) The local folder path where the split output files will be saved. If omitted, files are saved in a default temporary location.
outStorageName String Query The storage identifier for organizing output files. In local processing mode, this typically refers to a session‑based or user‑defined storage label.
fontsLocation String Query (Optional) Specifies a local or custom font directory to ensure accurate text rendering when exporting to PDF or image formats.
region String Query (Optional) Sets the locale for number, date, and currency formatting in the output files (e.g., "en‑US", "de‑DE").
password String Query (Optional) If the uploaded spreadsheet is password‑protected, provide the password to open and process the file.

Response

[
  {
    "Name": "ResponseFile",
    "DataType": {
      "Identifier": "File",
      "Reference": "Stream"
    }
  }
]

Error Codes

  • 400 Bad Request: Invalid Aspose.Cells Cloud API URI.
  • 401 Unauthorized: Invalid access token or invalid client ID and secret.
  • 404 Not Found: The spreadsheet file is not accessible.
  • 500 Server Error: The spreadsheet encountered an anomaly while obtaining calculation data.

Where should we use the Split Spreadsheet API?

  • Department Data Distribution: Split a unified workbook containing data from multiple departments into department‑specific files.
  • Regional Report Distribution: Split national sales statements into separate regional reporting files.
  • Customer Data Masking Distribution: Split a workbook containing sensitive information into a deduced customer‑view file.
  • Periodic Report Splitting: Automatically split summary reports into weekly or daily reports on a monthly basis.
  • Multi‑Format Distribution: Split a single Excel file into multiple format versions such as PDF, CSV, JSON, etc., at the same time.
  • Templated Splitting: Split data files into standardized output files based on predefined templates.
  • Data Source Preprocessing: Split the Excel file into a standardized CSV file before loading the data into a database.
  • API Data Preparation: Split large datasets into smaller chunks suitable for API transfer.

Why should you use the Split Spreadsheet API?

  • Developer‑Friendly: Aspose.Cells Cloud offers SDK libraries in multiple languages, enabling quick development and providing comprehensive documentation. Compared with building custom chart‑rendering solutions, this significantly reduces development workload.
  • Reduced Labor Costs: Reduces the need for positions dedicated to document consolidation.
  • Pay‑per‑use: No upfront investment; you only pay for API calls actually used.
  • Zero Maintenance Costs: No need to maintain servers, update software, or deal with compatibility issues.
  • Preserves complex Excel formatting in universally accessible PDF format.

How to Use the Split Spreadsheet API with SDKs

Split Spreadsheet API Specification

The Split Spreadsheet API Specification provides a publicly accessible programming interface for performing REST interactions directly from a web browser.

Use Aspose.Cells Cloud SDKs

Using the SDK is the fastest way to develop, as it abstracts away the low‑level details, allowing you to split the spreadsheet into separate files with short code.
Please check out the GitHub repository for a complete list of Aspose.Cells Cloud SDKs.

The following code examples illustrate how to invoke Aspose.Cells web services using different SDKs: