Doc Xls2docx Xlsx

This skill appears to do what it claims and has no network calls or secret requirements, but take these precautions before using it: - Run conversions on copies of files, not originals, so you can recover if something goes wrong. - Be cautious with untrusted .doc files: opening them with Word can execute macros or fetch external content. Prefer converting on an isolated or sandboxed Windows machine, enable Protected View, or disable macros before batch conversion. - Review the included scripts yourself (they are short and local) or run them in a Python virtual environment after installing xlrd/openpyxl/pywin32 as recommended. - Test with a small sample set first to confirm formatting/encoding behavior; the xls→xlsx script has noncritical date-handling code paths that may behave differently on some inputs. - If you need enterprise deployment, consider adding logging, input validation, and explicit safeguards around macro handling and temp file locations.