Re: Numeric Cell Type not consistent

Takahiro Sasaki wrote: I created the HSSFWorkbook with Microsoft Excel. The numeric cell value gets converted into the wrong value in the resultant HSSFCell in the numeric type. The value 0.769 in the file is converted to 0.7689 by LittleEndian in the fillFields(RecordInputStream in)

Re: trying to use POI with a DOT file

At 22:12 28.02.2007, Christian Bongiorno wrote: [...] >ideally what I would like is to have a Template .DOT file and Identify >fields in it that I can then update programatically and save out. I can >do anything I like with the DOT that makes this easier but I simply know >nothing of the MS docu

trying to use POI with a DOT file

Hey all, I am new to this list and I was hoping for some insight on how to use POI to solve a problem I have. I am currently tasked with updating some code that outputs MSHTML that word interprets as a doc. The guy who wrote the code actually hardcoded hundreds of lines of MSHTML/XML in java,

Numeric Cell Type not consistent

I created the HSSFWorkbook with Microsoft Excel. The numeric cell value gets converted into the wrong value in the resultant HSSFCell in the numeric type. The value 0.769 in the file is converted to 0.7689 by LittleEndian in the fillFields(RecordInputStream in) method in NumberRecord cl

Re[2]: HSSF Announcement: column autofit is implemented

Tahir, It's possible to do. Probably it will a a param telling the algorithm to preserve wide columns. I will look at it later. Thanks for the idea. Yegor TA> Yegor, TA> Is it possible to somehow auto-size only those columns that are not wide TA> enough to display there content but leave those