Reputation: 63
i generate an excel document with my application. I try to set a formula like this:
cell.setCellFormula("ANZAHL2(B10:B37");
What gets generated in my Excel-File is this:
=@ANZAHL2(B10:B37)
Where does the @-Symbol come from?
I have other cells where i just sum up different cell-values, and these work just fine
cell.setCellFormula("A5+A10");
gives me
=(A5+A10)
I found this thread Apache POI Excel Formula entering @ Symbols where they don't belong but the solution provided to put a '_xlfn.' in front of the aggregate-function doesnt work for me.
cell.setCellFormula("_xlfn.ANZAHL2(B10:B37");
Thanks in advance!
Upvotes: 0
Views: 904
Reputation: 61870
Microsoft Excel never stores localized formula strings. It always stores en_US formula strings. So use cell.setCellFormula("COUNTA(B10:B37)");
to make it work.
Cell.setCellFormula
always sets the formula string as stored directly into the file.
The Excel GUI will change that formula to the German version =ANZAHL2(B10:B37)
after it had read the en_US formula string from the file storage.
Upvotes: 3