Groovy Spreadsheet Builder
Spreadsheet builder provides convenient way how to create MS Excel OfficeOpenXML Documents (XSLX) focus not only on content side but also on easy styling. @Grab(group='org.modelcatalogue', module='spreadsheet-builder-poi', version='0.1.6') // fixes bugs on Groovy 2.4.x @Grab(group='commons-codec', module='commons-codec', version='1.10') @GrabExclude('org.codehaus.groovy:groovy-all') import org.mod
GSheets - A Groovy Builder based on Apache POI · JVM. Blog.
I recently asked on Twitter whether there was an Apache POI [0] Groovy builder for generating Excel workbooks. I did find a few blog posts [1], [2], but none of the provided builders seemed to offer the ability to write styled and formatted Excel workbooks with possibly multiple sheets. So I decided to setup a new Github project (what else?) named GSheets [3]. At the current point of time it consi
JFreeChart with Groovy and Apache POI
The point of this article is to show you how to parse data from an Excel spreadsheet that looks like this: [singlepic id=78 w=700 h=400 mode=watermark] and turn it into a series of graphs that look like this: [singlepic id=79 w=700 h=400 mode=watermark] Recently I was looking for an opportunity to get some practice with JFreeChart and ended up looking at a dataset released by the Canadian governme
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