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How to export to pdf with spreadsheet sdk in VB.NET with ByteScout Barcode Suite

This code in VB.NET shows how to export to pdf with spreadsheet sdk with this how to tutorial

On this page you will learn from code samples for programming in VB.NET.Writing of the code to export to pdf with spreadsheet sdk in VB.NET can be executed by programmers of any level using ByteScout Barcode Suite. ByteScout Barcode Suite: the set that includes three different SDK products to generate barcodes, read barcodes and read and write spreadsheets: Barcode SDK, Barcode Reader SDK and Spreadsheet SDK. It can export to pdf with spreadsheet sdk in VB.NET.

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Module1.vb

      Imports Bytescout.Spreadsheet
Imports System.IO

Module Module1

    Sub Main()
        ' Open Spreadsheet
        Dim document As New Spreadsheet()
		document.LoadFromFile("SimpleReport.xls")

		' add image
    	document.Workbook.Worksheets(0).Pictures.Add(5, 1, "image.jpg")

        ' remove output file if already exists
        If File.Exists("Output.pdf") Then
            File.Delete("Output.pdf")
        End If

        ' Export to PDF
        Dim autosize = False
		document.SaveAsPDF("Output.pdf", autosize)

        ' Close Spreadsheet
        document.Close()

        ' open in default spreadsheets viewer/editor
        Process.Start("Output.pdf")

    End Sub

End Module