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Automatically Convert .XLSM or .XLSB to .XLSX files for Input
I have several .XLSM and .XLSB files on a server that I need to:
1. Download to a directory on another server.
2. Read the XLSM and .XLSB files and populate a greenplum table.
First, I see that Talend does not have a component for .XLSM and .XLSB files.
1. Is there a way to automatically read the XLSM and .XLSB files saving as .XLSX files so Talend can then read the files?
2. If that is no possible, can these XLSM and .XLSB files be converted by some other means to another file extension that Talend can use?
Appreciate any suggestions as it is not possible to have these files generated with another extension. I would only need to copy, rename or save as to accomplish this task.

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Hello,
It seem this is not possible with standard tFileExcel* components in talend. Are you able to use tfileinputexcel component to read your .xlsm file with 'read excel2007 file format(xlsx) option' checked?
There exist some custom components on talend exchange portal. Such as, tFileExcelWorkbookOpen and tFileExcelWorkbookSave.
Best regards
Sabrina

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Hello,
the components tFileExcelWorkbookOpen and tFileExcelWorkbookSave are unable to read xlsb files (excel with binary format). I'm using talend 6.3 version.
Can you please help me on this
Thanks,
Yashwanth

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Hello,
I have the same problem, and I found nothing in Talend to solve this. (Using 7.1 version)
TfileInputExcel, tFileExcelWorkbook* don't support XLSB.
So I think about convert the file in a tJava or in a Windows Command.
Did you found a solution in your way ?
Thanks,
Julien
