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Excel Row Remover

This Node.js application reads Excel files from an input folder, removes a configurable number of rows from the beginning of each file, and saves the modified files to an output folder.

Installation

  1. Make sure you have Node.js installed on your system.
  2. Clone or download this repository.
  3. Install dependencies:
npm install

Configuration

You can configure the application by editing the config.js file:

Usage

Running with Node.js

  1. Place your Excel files (.xlsx, .xls, .xlsm) in the input folder.
  2. Run the application:
npm start

or

node index.js

The processed Excel files will be saved in the output folder.

Running as Executable

If you're using the executable version:

  1. Place your Excel files (.xlsx, .xls, .xlsm) in the input folder next to the executable.
  2. Double-click the executable or run it from the command line.
  3. The processed Excel files will be saved in the output folder next to the executable.

Example

If you have an Excel file with 100 rows and set rowsToRemove to 5, the processed file will contain rows 6-100 from the original file.

Building the Executable

To build the application as a standalone executable:

# Build for the current platform
npm run build

# Build specifically for Windows
npm run build:win

The executable will be created in the dist folder or as excel-processor.exe in the current directory when using the build:win script.

Distributing the Executable

When distributing the executable:

  1. Include the executable file
  2. Create empty input and output folders next to the executable
  3. Include the config.js file next to the executable

Users can then simply place their Excel files in the input folder and run the executable.

Supported File Types