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Export Excel Data to Word Tables with Formatting in Java

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When making reports in Word, we often need to copy and paste data from Excel into Word, so that we can view the data directly in the Word document without opening another Excel file. However, if the table is relatively long, the content will be lost to a certain extent, and the data cannot be displayed completely. It will take a lot of time and effort to complete the entire process when there is a lot of work. So how can we easily export Excel data to Word tables with formatting? Don't worry, this article will detail how to import formatted Excel data into a Word table through a Java application. I hope you can find this article useful. The code is only for reference.   Programming Environment Method 1: Introduced manually. Download Free Spire.Office for Java locally, unzip it, and find the Spire.Office.jar file in the lib folder. Open the following interface in IDEA, and import the jar file in the local path into the Java program:   If you use Maven, you can easily im...

Java: How to Merge or Unmerge Cells in Excel

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  If you work with data in Microsoft Excel, you'll inevitably need to merge and unmerge cells. At the same time, if you want to create a header that spans columns or rows, you can merge Excel cells to do this easily in your spreadsheet. Merging cells combines two or more cells into a single cell, while unmerging cells splits a single cell into multiple cells. In this article, I will show you how to programmatically merge or unmerge cells in Excel. Read on for more information. Merge Cells in Excel in Java Unmerge Cells in Excel in Java Programming Environment Method 1: Introduced manually. Download Free Spire.XLS for Java locally, unzip it, and find the Spire.Xls.jar file in the lib folder. Open the following interface in IDEA, and import the jar file in the local path into the Java program: If you use Maven, you can easily import the JAR file in your application by adding the following code to your project’s pom.xml file. <repositories>     <repository...