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Excel Generator Bundle Laravel Package
rich-id/excel-generator-bundle
A Laravel/PHP bundle for generating Excel spreadsheets, offering a simple API to turn application data into downloadable .xlsx reports and exports. Composer-installable and suited to lightweight reporting workflows.
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