Might be worth keeping the number of styles you create to a minimum as well.

Regards,

Glen Stampoultzis  (TriNexus Pty Ltd)
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> Size of files are generally bigger in HSSF for one of  two reasons:
>
> 1. Unicode - (If for some reason the strings in the file are saved as
> unicode they'll be twice as big"
> 2. Number/Multi record conversion -
>      We currently do not support writing:
>              RK
>              MULRK
>              MULBlank
>      records.  We convert RK to a Number record (increasing its data
> size from an 32 bit number to 64 bit).  We convert
>      MULRK records to multiple Number records (repeating like the first
> 8 bytes and increasing data size to 64 bit).  We
>      convert MULBlank to multiple BLANK records (increasing their size
> as well).
>
> To see which it is compare the files with
> org.apache.poi.hssf.dev.BiffViewer.  If  the strings have been
> needlessly converted to unicode and you did not specifically set them to
> be such, then we'd like to hear about it.  (with code samples and sheet
> samples of course).  If its just numeric record promotion, support for
> the smaller records is a feature we have stated for 2.0.  Just no one
> has worked on it yet.  We may delay that past 2.0 because it could be
> easier to implement in the planned 3.0 memory model.
>
> Hope that helps,
>
> -Andy
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> >Hi
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> > Well is not really a problem. In fact, all goes well, i can make file
but
> >the output file is very
> >big. How do i know its bigger than a excel file made with excel? Then, i
> >open the file
> >made with HSSF and i save it as a new file with the floppy disk icon on
the
> >menu, the second
> >file's size is around 1/2 the size of the first one. I would know if its
> >possible to reduce
> >the size in the HSSF code or is there a method of programming which make
> >less large files.
> >Its a problem for me cause i would like to send the Excel file into a
> >browser and then size must be as
> >low as possible.
> >
> >Thks.
> >
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