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Correspondence between documentformat.openxml and office version

markDong 1 Reputation point
2021-09-15T08:45:21.537+00:00

I've a question, Does documentformat.openxml correspond to the version of office? for example，DocumentFormat.OpenXml 2.8.1 can deal with the office 2013, but can this deal with the office 2016 ?

Is there some differences in dealing with the two versions of office? or we need to avoid somethings when we use the DocumentFormat.OpenXml 2.8.1 to deal with the office

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  1. Tom Jebo 1,996 Reputation points Microsoft Employee
    2021-09-16T05:07:37.643+00:00

    Hi markDong-0600,

    Yes, there are versioned API's and types in the DocumentFormat.OpenXml library pertaining to Office 2007, 2010, 2013, 2016 and 2019 (currently). Since this question is about the 2.8.1 version (currently the open source version of this is at 2.13.1, working towards 2.14), you should really direct your questions about the project to:

    Open XML SDK Issues list

    In general, you can ask "how to" questions by following the guidance on the readme for the github repo which says:

    If you have "how-to" questions please post to one of the following resources:

    Microsoft Q&A Forums (tag: office-addins-dev)
    Stack Overflow (tags: openxml or openxml-sdk)

    For this forum, since this tag doesn't scope to the Open XML SDK, I'll change the tag from [openspecs-questions] to [office-addins-dev], however, that forum mainly targets the 2.5 version of the SDK.

    I hope this helps.

    Best regards,
    Tom Jebo
    Sr Escalation Engineer
    Microsoft Open Specifications

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