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I am using Apache POI API to generate excel spreadsheet to output some data. The problem I am facing is when the spreadsheet is created and opened, columns are not expanded so that some long text like Date formatted text is not showing up on first glance. I could just double click the column border in excel to expand or drag the border to adjust the column width but there could be 20+ columns and there is no way I want to do that manually every time I open the spreadsheet :( I found out (though could be wrong method) groupRow() and setColumnGroupCollapsed() might be able to do the trick but no

Is it possible to have a nice slide up/down effect when expanding/collapsing an item of a ExpandableListView? If yes, how? Thanks in advance. Warpzit So This is a complete duplicate of this . In short, I used a regular list, made my own dropdown view, used a custom drop down animation and voila success (look at link for more description). Edit: Step by step guide: First I create the xml list_row: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <LinearLayout xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android" android:layout_width="match_parent" android:layout_height="match_parent" android:id="@

I already read/tried these posts but that didn't help: Display multiple lines within a Jlist cell How to get multiline for a Jlist text? Problem displaying components of JList What I need is a ListCellRenderer which returns a panel with an icon on the left and a text of dynamic length on the right (like in any forum: on the left a user avatar, on the right the post text). The texts are NOT known to me, so I can't set a fixed cell height. Further, the text length differs from list cell to list cell. So every list cell needs its own height depending on the length of the text. Actually a really

Can anyone point to solution how to make expand animation of Description TextView in Android Market animation? There are TextView wrapped into FrameLayout which expands after clicking on 'More' label. HighFlyer Solution: private static int measureViewHeight( View view2Expand, View view2Measure ) { try { Method m = view2Measure.getClass().getDeclaredMethod("onMeasure", int.class, int.class); m.setAccessible(true); m.invoke(view2Measure, MeasureSpec.makeMeasureSpec(view2Expand.getWidth(), MeasureSpec.AT_MOST), MeasureSpec.makeMeasureSpec(0, MeasureSpec.UNSPECIFIED)); } catch (Exception e) {

I'm developing an application where the user presses the "Search" icon in the ActionBar and a SearchView is made visible at the top of the screen. My problem is that the SearchView is not in focus nor expanded so the user has to press the search button on the Searchview to make it expand and bring out the keyboard. How should this be solved? To make the SearchView expanded by default, call setIconifiedByDefault(false) on it when you initialise it (e.g. in onCreateOptionsMenu(..) or onPrepareOptionsMenu(..) ). I've found in most cases this will give it focus automatically, but if not simply