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Interfacing JAVA and Microsoft Excel

 
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Hai,
Can one possibly manipulate any Excel File with Java code.
Does java code support Running/creating macros in excel files.
Thanx & REgards
Gayathri
 
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You can manage Excel files with a JDBC driver. There are lot's of discussions about this in the JDBC forum. ex: http://www.javaranch.com/ubb/Forum3/HTML/000721.html
 
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Check out Formula One for Java 8.0 (F1J) at http://www.f1j.com It's an excel-like product, written in Java.
--Mark
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