well i discovered where was the problem, it was
in the file... something wrong with the macros..
thanks for all the help.
At 11:00 24/09/2010, you wrote:
I've been using XLSM files for a while now I
think, using 3.7b1 now so it was supported at
some point or maybe if you don't touch the macro
I've been using XLSM files for a while now I think, using 3.7b1 now so
it was supported at some point or maybe if you don't touch the macro
part of it -- it has always worked.
I changed your code to use SS model and it works fine --
public static void main(final String[] args) throws
Invali
Hi dave,
thanks for your fast answer.
Now i`m working with POI 3.7beta2
i read your answer and tried to download the POI
3.7beta3 in this page
http://poi.apache.org/download.html but it only
gives me the option to download de POI 3.7beta2
I think i have to wait a little...
thanks.
At 10:49
Hi Pablo,
I have not confirmed it, but I think that xlsm support is added with POI
3.7beta3. Apache POI 3.7beta3 is being released right now.
Please give it a try with this situation. If it fails with that then please
submit a bugzilla and attach an example.
Regards,
Dave
On Sep 24, 2010, at
hi
i have this problem. I want to read a xlsm(2007)
file and modify some things. Im using this code
FileInputStream fileIn = null;
FileOutputStream fileOut = null;
XSSFWorkbook wb;
try {
fileIn = new FileInputStream("sistema_seguro_propuesto.xlsm");
wb = new XSS
