We are pleased to announce the release of Aspose.Cells for Android 16.12.0. This release includes a number of new features, enhancements & bug fixes thatAspose development team is pleased to announce new release of Aspose.Cells for Android v16.12.0. This release includes a number of new features, enhancements and bug fixes that further improve overall stability & usability of the API. It has added the support for the creation of custom subtotal labels allowing the application developers to customize the labels according to the region or personal preferences. In order to provide this feature, the latest version of the Aspose.Cells for Android has exposed the GlobalizationSettings class offering the following 2 methods which can be overridden in a custom class to get desired labels for the Subtotals. The GlobalizationSettings class also offers the getOtherName method which is useful to give the “Other” label of Pie charts a custom value. Sometimes, application requirement could be to load just a particular type of objects while loading existing spreadsheets in Aspose.Cells’ object model. For instance, users may require to load only the cells along with formulas & formatting or just the document properties. Aspose.Cells APIs now provide a flexible yet comprehensive mechanism to achieve such requirements by exposing the LoadFilter class. The LoadFilter class along with LoadOptions.LoadFilter property can control the type of data/objects to be loaded while initializing an instance of Workbook from a template file. The constructor of the LoadFilter class can accept constant(s) from the LoadDataFilterOptions enumeration that specifies the type of objects to be loaded. It has added the support for reflection effects for a Shape object as Excel provides it via Effects tab under Format Shape dialog as shown on the blog announcement page. It has also added the support for Shadow Effects for a Shape object as Excel provides it via Effects tab under Format Shape dialog. It also supports the Glow Effects for a Shape object and 3-D Formats for Shape objects as Excel provides it via Effects tab under Format Shape dialog.