Convert Excel Files Via Command Line With Total Excel Converter

Usage: ExcelConverter.exe <source> <destination> <options>
If you have path with spaces, use quotation marks.
By the way You can use macroses in the Destination path

•  <DATE[:format]> - current date, default format is yyyymmdd
•  <TIME[:format]> - current time, default format hhmmss

For example: destination C:\<DATE>_<TIME:hhmm> produce file C:\20100304_1221

Options:

• -log <FileName> - Don`t show errors. Write them to the log file
  
• -list - File with files mask to convert
  
• -Recurse - Include subfolders
  
• -do - Delete originals
  
• -kfs - Keep Folder Structure
  
• -c - Destination file format
  • doc - convert to Word file
  • pdf - convert to PDF file
  • htm - convert to HTML file
  • txt - convert to Text file
  • jpg - convert to JPeg file
  • tiff - convert to TIFF file
  • odt - OpenDocument Text format
  • ods - OpenDocument Spreadsheet format
  • csv - convert to Comma Separated Value file
  • xlsx - Export data to XLSX format
  • xml - Export data to XML format
  • sql - Export data to SQL format
  • wk2 - Export data to Lotus format
  • dbf - Export data to dbf format
  • tex - Export data to LaTeX format
  • dif - Export data to Data Interchange File format
  • slk - Export data to Symbolic Links format
• -TD - Text Delimiter
  • None - Use None
  • Tab - Use Tab
  • Space - Use Space
  • CSV - Use CSV |
• -cs - Combine Sheets into one file
  
• -ps - Paper Size
  • A3 - A3
  • A4 - A4
  • A5 - A5
  • B5 - B5
  • Letter - Letter
  • Legal - Legal
• -po - PDF Paper orientation
  • p - Portrait
  • l - Landscape
• -PgSep - Every page into separate file
  

Examples:

• ExcelConverter.exe C:\Documents\index.xls C:\Pages\Doc1.doc -c doc
  Convert file Index.xls into Word document Doc1.doc