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getting numbers and calculating them in jTable

 
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Hey guys,what I am trying to do on jtable is when a user enters values of numbers in the table, by click of button, those numbers are calculated and display in another column. For example, 4 = 2 + 2 in a table.This means getting inputs from user and summing them up. My getRowCount() and getValueAt() methods don't seem to work for me recently. I hope this forum can do me some good. Thanks in advance.
 
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Don't do any calculations in a JTable. Create a calculations class which does them
 
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Thanks for the quick response. I will tRy and get back here.
 
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You're welcome Do show us how far you have got.
 
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Thanks for your guide. I wrote a simple class that allows me to do that. I used the jTable swing component on the NetBeans IDE. Here is the simple class:


 
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