C#で文書をワードにエクスポートする方法

Install IronWord

You can easily install IronWord using the NuGet Package Manager by following these steps.

1. In Visual Studio, open the NuGet Package Manager window and go to the Browse tab.
2. In the Browse tab, write IronWord in the search bar and press enter.
3. A list of packages will appear. Select the latest package and click on Install.

Just like that, IronWord is installed and ready to use.

Let's dive into a practical example of how to export data to a Word document using IronWord in C#. Consider the following code snippet:

using IronWord;
using IronWord.Models;

System.Console.WriteLine("Enter the Text to export it to word document");
var userInput = System.Console.ReadLine();

// Create textRun which is a part of a paragraph content
Text textRun = new Text(userInput);
Paragraph paragraph = new Paragraph();
paragraph.AddChild(textRun);

// Create a new document object and add the paragraph to it
WordDocument doc = new WordDocument(paragraph);

// Export document to "document.docx" file
doc.SaveAs("document.docx");

using IronWord;
using IronWord.Models;

System.Console.WriteLine("Enter the Text to export it to word document");
var userInput = System.Console.ReadLine();

// Create textRun which is a part of a paragraph content
Text textRun = new Text(userInput);
Paragraph paragraph = new Paragraph();
paragraph.AddChild(textRun);

// Create a new document object and add the paragraph to it
WordDocument doc = new WordDocument(paragraph);

// Export document to "document.docx" file
doc.SaveAs("document.docx");

Imports IronWord
Imports IronWord.Models

System.Console.WriteLine("Enter the Text to export it to word document")
Dim userInput = System.Console.ReadLine()

' Create textRun which is a part of a paragraph content
Dim textRun As New Text(userInput)
Dim paragraph As New Paragraph()
paragraph.AddChild(textRun)

' Create a new document object and add the paragraph to it
Dim doc As New WordDocument(paragraph)

' Export document to "document.docx" file
doc.SaveAs("document.docx")

In this example, we're creating a simple Word document containing a single paragraph with the text from the user. Let's break down the code step by step:

1. Importing Required Libraries: We begin by importing the necessary namespaces from IronWord.
2. Creating Text Content: We create a Text object representing the text content we want to include in the Word document. In this case, it's the userInput.
3. Creating a Paragraph: Next, we create a Paragraph object and add the Text object (textRun) to it as a child element. A paragraph in Word typically contains one or more text runs.
4. Creating a Word Document: We instantiate a new WordDocument object, passing the paragraph we created as a parameter. This initializes a new Word document with the specified content.
5. Exporting the Document: Finally, we call the SaveAs method on the WordDocument object to export the document to a .docx file named "document.docx."

This example demonstrates the basic workflow for exporting data to a Word document using IronWord. However, it's important to note that you can customize the existing Word document content and structure according to your specific requirements. For instance, you can add multiple paragraphs, format text, insert tables, images, headers, footers, and more.

Console Screenshot

Output Word Document