Resolve Exporting Corrupted Excel Files With SpreadProcessing
Environment
Version | Product | Author |
---|---|---|
2025.2.520 | RadSpreadProcessing | Desislava Yordanova |
Description
Exporting an Excel file using Telerik SpreadProcessing shows a corruption warning when opening the file in Excel.
This issue occurs when reusing the same MemoryStream
for both import and export operations without resetting or truncating the stream. The issue originates in version 2025.2.520, where Telerik.Zip
was replaced with System.IO.Compression
.
This knowledge base article shows how to fix the "Excel found unreadable content" error after export.
Solution
To ensure the exported files are not corrupted, reset or truncate the MemoryStream
before export, or use a new stream. Follow these steps:
-
Reset and Truncate the Stream: Before exporting, truncate the
MemoryStream
to remove residual content and reset its position. Use the following code:XlsxFormatProvider formatProvider = new XlsxFormatProvider(); using (Workbook workbook = formatProvider.Import(memoryStream)) { memoryStream.SetLength(0); // Truncate stream to remove previous content memoryStream.Position = 0; // Reset position to start formatProvider.Export(workbook, memoryStream); formatProvider = null; }
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Use a New MemoryStream for Export: Alternatively, create a new
MemoryStream
for exporting to avoid residual data issues:XlsxFormatProvider formatProvider = new XlsxFormatProvider(); using (Workbook workbook = formatProvider.Import(memoryStream)) { using (MemoryStream newMemoryStream = new MemoryStream()) { formatProvider.Export(workbook, newMemoryStream); // Use newMemoryStream for further processing } formatProvider = null; }