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Re: Create a new Table into an XSSF sheet ( excel 2007 )
I have followed this thread and it seems that there used to be a way to
create a new Table before table was move to XSSFTable but I can't find
anything that tells me how to do it now. Is it possible to add a new table
to a 2010 Excel Spreadsheet? If so, is there documentation on how to do it?
Thanks,
Margot Sunshine
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Re: Create a new Table into an XSSF sheet ( excel 2007 )
Posted by srini2k6 <sr...@gmail.com>.
following code works with 2007..
public static XSSFTable AddTableGeneric(XSSFSheet p_sheet,
String p_tableName,
List<String> p_listOfColumnNames,
int p_startRow,
int p_startCol,
int p_numRows,
TTPropBase p_fontProps) throws Exception
{
XSSFTable l_table = p_sheet.createTable();
XSSFRow l_row = p_sheet.createRow(p_startRow);
l_table.setName(p_tableName);
l_table.setDisplayName(p_tableName);
CTTable l_cttable = l_table.getCTTable();
CTTableStyleInfo addNewTableStyleInfo = l_cttable.addNewTableStyleInfo();
AreaReference NewRef = new AreaReference(new CellReference(p_startRow,
p_startCol), new CellReference((p_startRow + p_numRows - 1), p_startCol +
p_listOfColumnNames.size() - 1));
l_cttable.setRef(NewRef.formatAsString());
l_cttable.setId(++m_tableCount);
l_cttable.setTotalsRowShown(true);
l_cttable.setHeaderRowCellStyle("Table Style Light 4");
CTTableColumns cttabcols = l_cttable.addNewTableColumns();
int l_iCoumnCount = 1;
for (String l_ColonName : p_listOfColumnNames)
{
CTTableColumn l_cttabcolumn = cttabcols.addNewTableColumn();
l_cttabcolumn.setId(l_iCoumnCount);
l_cttabcolumn.setName(l_ColonName);
l_row.createCell((p_startCol - 1) +
l_iCoumnCount).setCellValue(l_ColonName);
l_iCoumnCount++;
}
//Header Cell styles
if (p_fontProps != null)
{
XSSFCellStyle l_cellStyle = getStyle(p_fontProps, p_sheet.getWorkbook());
XSSFRow l_headerRow = p_sheet.getRow(p_startRow);
for (int l_i = 0; l_i < p_listOfColumnNames.size(); l_i++)
{
l_headerRow.getCell(l_i + p_startCol).setCellStyle(l_cellStyle);
}
}
return l_table;
}
}
* Thanks & regards
*
* Srini.*
On Fri, Apr 19, 2013 at 11:18 PM, margotsunshine [via Apache POI] <
ml-node+s1045710n5712580h30@n5.nabble.com> wrote:
> I have followed this thread and it seems that there used to be a way to
> create a new Table before table was move to XSSFTable but I can't find
> anything that tells me how to do it now. Is it possible to add a new table
> to a 2010 Excel Spreadsheet? If so, is there documentation on how to do it?
>
> Thanks,
> Margot Sunshine
>
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