- Document Solutions for Excel, Java Edition Overview
- Key Features
- Getting Started
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Features
- Worksheet
- Workbook
- Comments
- Hyperlinks
- Sort
- Filter
- Group
- Conditional Formatting
- Data Validations
- Data Binding
- Import Data
- Digital Signatures
- Formulas
- Custom Functions
- Shapes
- Document Properties
- Styles
- Form Controls
- Barcodes
- Themes and Colors
- Chart
- Table
- Pivot Table
- Pivot Chart
- Sparkline
- Slicer
- Print Settings
- Logging
- Defined Names
- Templates
- File Operations
- Use JDK 8 Date Time API
- Document Solutions Data Viewer
- API Reference
- Release Notes
Worksheet
A worksheet refers to a matrix of cells where you can enter and display data, analyse information, write formulas, perform calculations and review results. The cells in a worksheet are defined by rows (representing numeric characters like 1,2,3 etc.) and columns (representing alphabetical letters like A,B,C etc.). For instance, in a worksheet, B3 represents the cell in column B and row 3.
In DsExcel Java, the IWorksheets interface stores the collection of all the sheets in the workbook and the IWorksheet interface represents a particular worksheet.
You can use the methods of the IWorksheets interface and IWorksheet interface to execute important tasks in a spreadsheet including insertion of a new worksheet in the workbook, deletion of a worksheet from the collection, assigning an active sheet, executing range operations and so much more.
Managing a worksheet involves the following tasks: