Convert Excel files to EXE

Compile Excel files into EXE (Windows applications) that do not require Microsoft Excel, without programming.

Convert XLS to EXE

Convert Excel files to Windows applications with protection options. XlCompiler is an Excel file to EXE converter that provides you with competitive advantage and flexibility in distributing Excel models. Use Excel's feature rich environment in your application.

Protection formula

All formulas in the workbook will be converted to binary format, making it completely inaccessible to users

Accelerate your Excel model

The core engine of spreadsheets executes formulas and Visual Basic functions 5 times faster than Excel applications.

Protecting VBA code

Your Visual Basic code is stored as binary intermediate code and executed by the Spreadsheet Core Engine.

Create a Windows application from a spreadsheet

XlCompiler converts formulas and VBA code from Excel files into fast and efficient binary code and creates Windows applications. You can use all the functions of spreadsheets in the model.

1. Worksheet formula

Worksheet formulas, including array formulas and commonly used cell formulas. XlCompiler supports all common worksheet functions.

1. VBA functions and forms

Functions and forms created in the Visual Basic editor. The following is a screenshot of the form included in the xlCompiler example. The table on the left is located in the Excel editor, and the table on the right is located in the compiled application. Visual Basic for Applications is a powerful and very important feature. XlCompiler compiles VB code in a workbook, so it can be used in compiled applications just like in the source workbook.

1. Charts and Shapes

You can use charts and shapes (buttons, checkboxes, combo boxes, connectors, lists, etc.) in the application.

1. Cell style and conditional formatting

XlCompiler supports the same cell styles and Excel, and allows the use of conditional formatting. In the screenshot below, the formula has been set to gray using conditional formatting rules.

1. Ribbon interface

From the screenshot, it can be seen that the application created by xlCompiler has a Ribbon interface.

1. Data Validation Rules

You can use the data validation rules on the worksheet to validate the input data. Rules can have input prompts and messages like in Excel.

1. Cell comments

Use annotations to provide users with more information about the current operation.

1. Tables and pivot tables

Filter data using a table and calculate the total.

1. zoom

Choose the appropriate scaling ratio for your worksheet.

1. Printing And Print Preview

Select the 'Print' tab on the ribbon to preview and print data.

Distribute Excel files using the Excel compiler

The application provides higher security. The application does not allow viewing the content inside the model. You should not worry about others researching your proprietary models and algorithms.

Excel files do not provide any protection for formula calculations and VBA macros. By converting Excel into an application, you can effectively prevent other users from accessing your intellectual property.

1. Formulas and VBA macros are stored in compiled binary format

Users are unable to access them or perform reverse engineering. You need to protect formulas and code in order to deploy solutions to customers. XlCompiler is a perfect and simple method. Unable to retrieve the original workbook from the compiled application.

Options for activating applications on client computers

Add xlCompiler to your workbook:

1. End User License Agreement
2. Activate key protection

Applications can be signed using code signing certificates

Why do we need this? Code signing is now an important feature. If your application is not signed, it will be blocked from downloading by browsers, antivirus applications, etc. The files created by xlCompiler can be signed with code!

Create customizable ribbon UI

XlCompiler provides you with a fast and easy way to use the ribbon interface in your application. The ribbon is created and managed by VBA code, providing you with great flexibility.

Macro always enabled

If macros are disabled on your client's PC, your workbook will stop working in Excel and display a warning message. Customers should manually enable macros. With xlCompiler, you will never fall into this situation - xlCompiler always executes Visual Basic macros.