You're welcome. All the best with the project and, if you ever need to extend
support to the OOXML based file format (.xlsx), remember us please.
Yours
Mark B
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Hi Mark,
Thank you very much for support have changed the format in JExcelAPI and
getting one decimal formatting done.
Thanks
Rakesh
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Is that Andy's (Andy Khan) JExcelAPI you are referring to? If so, then it is
possible to create numeric cells there - using the jxl.write.Number class -
and I would look to do this as a first step. It will make life a lot easier
if the cells type is set correctly when the file is created IMO. That
Hi Mark,
We have actually created xls file using jxl API since it doesn't have some
options for formatting we have reused the xls in POI API to get the
formatting done.
Thanks
Rakesh
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Had a quick play and the idea of creating a new cell to replace the existing
one will not change the cells type successfully, it reamains set as General
despite everything I can do in POI code. So, I thought I would try a VBA
macro - a macro can do anything the user can and it is a trivial task to
Hi,
somehow the cell type is still General even after setting the type to
numeric as shownin code below.
here i am setting decimal zero for some columns and one for some which is
stored in string array.
HSSFCellStyle stylezero = wb.createCellStyle();
HSSFDataFormat dfzero = wb.createDat
There is nothing that you can do about that I am afraid. Setting the cell
explcitily to the numeric type in code has to be done so that the formatting
object can be applied to it successfully; it is a slight of hand or trick if
you will to force the formatting we want on the cell. Excel will still
Not too sure what you are asking here. Are you asking if it is possible to
recover the formatted value from a cell as well as it's raw value using POI?
If this is the case then the answer is yes. To make use of this, take a look
at the HSSFDataFormatter class -
http://poi.apache.org/apidocs/org/apa
Thanks for the reply Mark.
You suggestion on this works.
Do we have any method in POI which works exactly as Decrease decimal
functionality in excel.
The cell should show value with decimal point reduced but if we click on the
cell the formula bar should show the actual value.
Thanks
Rakesh
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Vi
Just for the sake of completness - and to correct an errorneous statement I
made yesterday - I have been playing around with the code a little more.
This is the minimu that will work successfully it seems;
double value = cell.getNumericCellValue();
String strValue = decFormat.format(value);
value
That proved to be a little more entertaining than I thought. Referring back
to the code I posted before, this should do the trick;
/*
* To change this template, choose Tools | Templates
* and open the template in the editor.
*/
package workbookprotection;
import java.io.*;
import java.util.*;
Have just had a look at your workbook and I think I understand the root of
the problem.
If you use Excel to open your workbook, click on one of the cells that holds
a numeric value and then try to format it, Excel will report that the cell
is not a numeric cell but is a General one. General cells
Hi Mark,
Thanks for the reply.
I used the code for my excel but not getting reduced to one decimal place
as given in the code.
I am lost for options now.
Thanks
Rakesh
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This morning, I had the opportunity to play with some code - lost my voice
and am confined to the office - and both of these approaches works perfectly
well for me. I am running Office 2007 under Windows XP and the code was
compiled against an early beat release of version 3.8 of POI and using Java
Hi Mark,
Thank you for the response.
Will remove the multiple set styles from the loop.
I am looking for normal rounding behaviour as specified by you .
Will attach the excel file for your reference where i am trying to convert
column "S1" elements to one decimal place.
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Firstly, an observation. Do not create the cell styles like that; within the
for loop I mean. If you do this, you will be creating multiple cell styles -
possibly - all with the same name and properties. Ideally, you should create
the style outside of the for loop and then apply it whenever you enc
Hi Nick ,
please find the code i have written to convert the data in cells to one
decimal place.
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On Tue, 1 Mar 2011, rakesh.dev wrote:
I have been working on rounding data to one Decimal place not happenning
using " style.setDataFormat(format.getFormat("0.0")); ". It is not
working.
How do you mean "not working"?
Nick
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Hi,
I have been working on rounding data to one Decimal place not happenning
using " style.setDataFormat(format.getFormat("0.0")); ".
It is not working.
It would be great if someone could suggest me an alternative.
Thanks
Rakesh
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