I see. Too bad. Anyway, thanks so much for your help Anthony!
Anthony Andrews <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hello Paul
I could very well be wrong but I think the problem lies in the version of
Excel that HSSF uses to write the output file. HSSF uses, I think, a file
format that conforms to that employed by Excel 97 - quite an old version now -
to ensure the maximum compatibility. Well, the ability to have more than one
format or font treatment applied to the contents of a single cell is a more
recent introduction. So, it is simply because HSSF writes the output file in a
format that supports only a single font/treatment for the contents of a cell
that is causing you this problem in my opinion.
Have to say that I have absolutly no idea how you are going to get around the
porblem if this is the case. Sorry.
Paul Rivera
wrote: Hi! I'm having problems moving cells. For instance, I have a cell
with the value:
100 50
With "100" being striked-through. Let's say I want to move this cell from 0 to
1. After calling setCellNum(), the values will now be in cell 1. But both 100
and 50 will now be striked-through. Only 100 should be striked-through.
I have attached my sample java application and a sample input/output excel
file. It is but a fraction of the real excel file I'm working on. I'm using poi
3.0 on windows 2000 professional.
Your help would be much appreciated!
Thanks!
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