XSSF or HSSF? If XSSF, have you looked inside the XML files to see if the
internal name is there?
On May 25, 2016 3:24 PM, "Blake Watson" wrote:
> Is it possible to get the "(Name)" attribute of a sheet (rather than the
> "Name" attribute)? That is, using the "Balloon
Is it possible to get the "(Name)" attribute of a sheet (rather than the
"Name" attribute)? That is, using the "Balloon Payment Loan" calculator,
there's a sheet called "BALLOON PAYMENT LOAN", but if you open up VBA, you
see the tree of objects, with one called "Sheet2 (BALLOON PAYMENT LOAN)".
Hi,
Not sure where "SaxDemo" is from as I did not find it in the POI sources,
but at least the XLSX2CSV demo (
https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/poi/trunk/src/examples/src/org/apache/poi/xssf/eventusermodel/XLSX2CSV.java)
only reads some basic parts of the file. I fear your only chance is
probably
I don't know the answer to your question, but what happens when you try to
embed the same document using Word? What does the XML look like? What does the
XML look like when you try to embed it with POI? Give us a minimal example of
the problem so we can easily see what is happening. Then
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does someone have a solution ? I'm really stuck. :/
Hi,
When I build a sample .docx and look at the the XML inside the docx,
contains the following for the page-item in the header:
...
PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT
w:p is CTP/XWPFParagraph, w:r is CTR/XWPFRun, and the CTR has a method
addNewInstrText()