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I am trying to read a date column and a time column from a spreadsheet. I am able to retireve the date column from the sheet, but not the time column. For example, my sheet will have rows of the form: date time 11/2/2012 12:15:01 I have the following code to get the date column: while(cellIterator.hasNext()) { HSSFCell cell = (HSSFCell)cellIterator.next(); switch(cell.getCellType()){ case HSSFCell.CELL_TYPE_NUMERIC: HSSFCellStyle style = cell.getCellStyle(); if (HSSFDateUtil.isCellDateFormatted(cell)) { d = (Date)getDateValue(cell); SimpleDateFormat dateFormat = new SimpleDateFormat("MM/dd

This question already has an answer here: MS Excel type spreadsheet creation using objective-c for iOS app 4 answers I want to develop an iphone interface, using objective-c, which behaves like an Excel sheet. It would display a grid which can be scrolled vertically as well as horizontally but during a vertical scroll, the first row will freeze, and during a horizontal scroll, the first column will freeze. How can this be done? I am new to iphone development. I'm not familiar with the iPhone's UI classes, but here is what I would do from a conceptual point of view: Create three separate

What difference does it make if one runs a VBA code in "Sheets" ("Sheet1", "Sheet2", etc.), in "ThisWorkbook", and in "Modules" ("Module1" etc.)? In other words, which one should be used in which cases? A module is a collection of similar functions and sub-routines, grouped usually in terms of their functionality. In a module subroutine/function, Private : Functions and Sub-routines are available only within that module. Public : They can be accessed from anywhere, directly. (Another module, different macro etc) It is common practice to store utility functions in modules. Option Private Module

I am trying to figure out, how do the following in Google Spreadsheet. Send email when a value changes in a cell. (Value = Completed). Compile that rows data into the email. See format in code below. Prompt user for confirmation of info. If YES, send email to active user as well as the preset users in the code below. This is optional: Update sheet in row on column (P) 16 with Email Sent + timestamp. Hi Serge, Try to implement the code you provided, but I could not make heads or tails on what to modify to fit what I needed done. Let me explain it again with below workflow. Send an email when

"The range where the lookup value is located. Remember that the lookup value should always be in the first column in the range for VLOOKUP to work correctly. For example, if your lookup value is in cell C2 then your range should start with C." But sometimes I want to be able to do dual-direction lookups. Ie, lookup using a key in column A to get the value in column B AND at the same time, in other formulas, lookup the value in B to get the value in A. The only way I know is to add a column C which mirrors A, then use AB for the first lookup, and BC for the second lookup. But there has to be