I'm also aware that each time I re-scan on the receiver, I think I will need to let the receiver scan normally to make sure I properly update the channel list, then perform this formatting and 'keep' procedure all over again. I admit I am completely unfamiliar with spreadsheets and formatting issues such as this.ĭo any of you have Open Office Calc and might be able to try it out to find a solution?ĭhwz, yes, the receiver will indeed over-write my changes if I eventually succeed in making them (!) unless I try to force it not to. I assume I am either wrongly pasting the data into Calc, using the wrong encoding type, or wrongly saving it.
Well, it says 'fehler' which I think is German for 'error'. Gaston, I've tried what you suggested and/or some other options, but I just get an error in Dreamboxedit when I try to import the saved. Hello GastonJ and dhwz thanks for replying. Open Office Calc doesn't seem to allow re-saving it as a. Now, how do I save the file in a format which I can re-import into Dreamboxedit? The data appears to insert into Calc meaningfully, but I am not sure. I choose 'Unicode (UTF-8)' and leave the other settings at defaults. txt file in Microsoft Notepad and copy all the contents. Here is what I have done so far, which is possibly wrong in part or whole :. Regardless of my stated ultimate aim of capitalisation, I am struggling to correctly import the 'DreamBo圎dit Export Services.txt' into Calc and then save the file in such a way that Dreamboxedit will re-import it. I have use the editor's option 'export all services in Excel readable format' but I am using Open Office Calc and don't have access to Excel. What I am trying to do, is make all channel names upper case. I hope so, although I assume I would have more chance if able to speak German and use their sub forums. SheetData sheetData = wonder if anybody can help me. Only insert the columns if we had to create a new columns element CustomWidth = true => Tell Excel to use the custom width Min = 2, Max = 2 => Apply this to column 2 (B)
Min = 1, Max = 1 => Apply this to column 1 (A)
Openoffice lock column width code#
Here's the code that worked for me: // Save the stylesheet formatsĬolumns lstColumns = () Since I knew it had to be before the sheetdata element I had to insert it into the beginning of the worksheet and not append it to the worksheet. Trying to append my custom columns to the worksheet resulted in a corrupted file due to it placing the columns element after the sheetdata element. The columns element in the actual sheet.xml file has to be before the sheetdata element. The issue is that Excel is extremely picky. The issue for me was when I called the line: Columns columns1=worksheet1.GetFirstChild() there was currently no Columns children in the worksheet so the object returned was null and I got a runtime error when I tried appending a column to the Columns object.
The selected answer above didn't fix my issue, but I finally figured it out. TODO add in standard things (text that is always the same, headers, logos, etc.) NewCell.CellValue = new CellValue("100") Set the cell value to be a numeric value of 100. In the new row, find the column location to insert a cell in A1. Height = 71.25 //change height based on info add the sheet to the workbook sheet aray Worksheet ws = new Worksheet(new SheetData()) WorksheetPart wspart = wbpart.AddNewPart() WorkbookPart wbpart = spreadsheetDoc.AddWorkbookPart() SpreadsheetDocument spreadsheetDoc = SpreadsheetDocumentType.Workbook) //TODO change path create the spreadsheet document with openxml See What am I doing wrong when I try to add columns? public static void createExcel() //TODO change to private The code below complies and runs, but leaves me with a corrupt excel document. The program runs and generates an excel file fine. Without this code: Columns cols = new Columns() 2.5), and I can create rows and cells, but I need to be able to set the column width and I can not do that correctly for some reason.
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