I don't think it currently does that but I may need it for my current
project and have been looking at it. I have to put it aside for the moment
so if someone else wants to pick up the ball here is what I have so far. I
will get back to this in a couple of days if no one else gets it before
then.
It appears that row breaks are set in a record with recordId 0x1b. The
structure contains a break count followed by the positions of all the
breaks:
offset value
0 Break count
2 first break row (zero based)
4 0's
6 FF (FF 00 little endian)
----
8 2nd break row
A 0's
C FF
I haven't figured out what the 4 bytes following the row number do. They are
always 00 00 FF 00 in my tests so far.
The position of column breaks appears to be similar except the record id is
0x1a.
The structure is :
offset value
0 Break count
2 first break col
4 0's
6 FF FF
----
8 2nd break col
A 0's
C FF FF
Similarly the 4 bytes following the position haven't varied from 00 00 FF FF
so I can't figure out their function.
I have just succeeded in setting the print area as I couldn't find anything
that would let you do that before. My solution needs a change to HSSFName so
it returns the underlying NameRecord. Has anyone else made Print Area work?
Brett Knights
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Nate [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, May 28, 2003 12:58 PM
> To: POI Users List
> Subject: REPOST: Page Breaks
>
>
> I had posted this question a week or two ago, and thought I
> would give it
> one more shot in case it slipped under the radar. Does
> anyone know how to
> manually insert a page break into an HSSFSheet? Say, at a given row?
>
> --Nathan McMinn
>
>
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