Replace Text in Excel using C# REST API

This comprehensive, step‑by‑step tutorial shows you how to replace text in Excel using the C# REST API. By harnessing the .NET‑based Aspose.Cells Cloud SDK, you’ll learn to find and substitute strings in a single workbook or across multiple Excel files, then download the updated documents directly to your local disk.

Prerequisite

Steps to Search and Replace Text in Excel using C# REST API

  1. Define the App Client ID, Secret, and Aspose Cloud API endpoint
  2. Create an instance of CellsApi with the specified credentials
  3. Initialize a dictionary to hold Excel file names and their streams
  4. Search all .xlsx files within the current directory and its subfolders
  5. Read each Excel file and add its name and stream to the dictionary
  6. Build a PostReplaceRequest with the files, search text, and replacement text
  7. Call the API PostReplace to replace the text across all uploaded Excel files
  8. Convert Base64 results back to streams and save them as output files

These steps summarize the process of how to replace text in Excel using C# Low Code API. The code authenticates with Aspose.Cells Cloud API, reads all .xlsx files from the current directory and subfolders, and sends them for text replacement using a specified original and replacement word. It then decodes the modified files from Base64 and saves them locally with updated content.

Code to Find and Replace Text in Excel using C# Low Code API

The example demonstrates how to locate and replace text in Excel using the C# Low‑Code API. After the replacements are applied, the updated worksheets are saved to cloud storage as new files, and any documents that required no changes are copied as‑is—providing you with a complete repository of both modified and unmodified files.

Throughout this tutorial we demonstrated how to locate and replace text in Excel using the C# REST API. If you also need to search for and extract text, be sure to check out our companion guide Search Text in Excel using C# REST API.

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