Doing this in the linux shell you would execute: $ unzip data.ods -d somedirĬontent.xml. zip extension).Įxtract the file contents to some directory with 7zip or any other archiver app. if you got “data.ods” after step 1, rename it to “data.zip” to make it easier to work with it as a ZIP file (some unarchivers may refuse to open it if it does not have the. You may want to rename your file to ‘.zip’ first, i.e.ods file and this document you CAN unzip! ods file format in the ‘Save As’ dialog). ods format you need to open it in OO and save it as a OO spreadsheet file (choose the. OpenOffice and LibreOffice are interchangeable for our purpose, so I will just call them ‘OO’ below, for simplicity. If your file is already an OpenOffice or LibreOffice document then, of course, you do not need this step. You need to do this if your original file is an Excel document. If you have an OpenOffice or LibreOffice document you should skip them. Steps 1 and 5 are optional and necessary only if you have an Excel spreadsheet. Convert the Excel spreadsheet to OpenOffice format (.ods).xls file as a zip archive and then edit the contents but I was unable to do that … perhaps the newer versions of Excel save their documents in ZIP. There are some posts on the net suggesting that you can just open the. Yes? Then this post will be helpful to you. Do you have a password-protected spreadsheet and need to remove the password from it?
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