I want to search data in excel sheet by using Java program.
Condition:
Write search data in text field and press Jbutton for search.
Textfield data goes to excel file and find row who contain matching data.
Row data copy and move to java program and Copy in 1 and more Textfield.
You better use macros to achieve this functionality.
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Background: I have a JAVA program and I import an Excel document to my JAVA program to do some "calculations".
Sometimes it is important to open the Excel file (with Excel) and jump to a special row.
My question is, is there an option to open Excel with "a link" to select a special row ?
Like
"D:\Documents\Table.xlsx?sheet=sheet1&row=12345"
to select Sheet "sheet1" and jump to row "12345".
I can not modify the Excel document to add macros or something else.
Any ideas ?
I'd working on drive with google sheets and google forms.
I am adding data to the sheet automatically from the responses of the form.
I don't have much knowledge in script editor or script writing,
but can we search for specific words in a column and then copy the entire row to a new tab or spreadsheet.
For example, I have Apple, Banana, Mango listed in column and I have three different spreadsheets apart from the main sheet. Where I'd like to add all the cells in row of Apple in one sheet, and Banana in next one.
Thanks!
You don't need code. Just use filter function.
=filter(Data!A:A,Main!A:A="Apple")
Put this on the "Apple" in column, row where you want data to be filled in assuming your list of items is in Column A of sheet named "Data" in same google sheet.
I am having trouble implementing properties to a .csv file when I export it through Java. I will mainly be using the .csv in Excel. Is it possible to give bold text or any sort of properties to a .csv file in Java? Specifically, I want to give a background color to certain cells and make some text bold to differentiate the cells from other cells. For example, I want to make the first row in the .csv file bold to show that the first row is like a header.
One restraint, I want to avoid using any API's from the internet.
If you want bold or other features to show up in Excel you need to create an excel file. csv means Comma delimited file. All it has is data separated by commas. No formatting what-so-ever.
i am developing one desktop application with the functionality of exporting jtable content into an excel file.
Now here is the flow of project code that i am implementing:-
After importing jtable into excel, data is written in this way:- (only single record is in jtable)
Now here all data is exporting in proper way except OUR REMARKS & CLIENT REPORT.
I have also tried to implement setLineWrap() and setWrapStyleWord() but still its not working.
Here is my code for above functions for OUR REMARKS textarea:-
txtOurRemarks.setLineWrap(true);
txtOurRemarks.setWrapStyleWord(true);
Can anyone help me out in this?
Thanks.
I would guess the problem is that you have new line characters in your output file. So you would need to replace those characters with a blank character so they appear together on a single line in Excel.
How can I create a drop list in excel like drop list in html with the inbuilt "value" like attribute?
My Requirement is: I want to show the description which is not stored in database, but the code for description.
Ex: I have a subject list in an excel cell, for Science the description is "Science", but I want to store the code "SCI" in the Database.
You could use an ActiveX ComboBox in a worksheet, available from the Developers tab.
Enter both columns of data into the worksheet - you can hide the columns. Then set properties of the combobox:
ColumnCount 2
BoundColumn 1
ColumnWidths 0 pt; 20 pt
Set the ListFillRange and LinkedCell.
I understand there used to be issues with distributing workbooks containing ActiveX controls. I am not sure if this is still an issue, particularly when used a common (standard) control.
Of course, Excel is not designed to be a front-end to a database, so you'll need to write all the code to keep everything in-sync.
You could use the simpler Form Control/ComboBox. This will only store the index number in a cell - it does not have any events that you can use. You could use a formula based on the linked cell, that stores the description in another cell. When the user (presumably) clicks a button to submit the data, you would retrieve and store the description from this cell.
Hmm I can see many placeholder occurs all around the web related to java poi... but it seems there is no solution for your question. The only way I found to manage this is to set the cell value with my default text - the first value!