How to read .xls(ms excel) file in blackberry - blackberry

How to read .xls(ms excel) file in blackberry application.
Is there any api available?

There's nothing in the public BlackBerry API to do this, but you could probably easily port an opensource API to do what you need. A quick search with Google for "Java Excel API" brings bacK:
http://jexcelapi.sourceforge.net/

The Java Excel API wont work because Blackberry api lacks java.io.File class,Instead try for CSV.
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