Package com.independentsoft.office
Class NumberFormatText
java.lang.Object
com.independentsoft.office.NumberFormatText
Port of the C# NumberFormatText engine (NumberFormatText.cs). Renders a value the way
Excel displays it by applying a SpreadsheetML number format (a built-in numFmtId or a
custom formatCode). Never throws: an unparsable code falls back to General.
C# declares the class internal; Java has no assembly scope, so it is public here for the
same reason Util is. Method names follow the C# original to keep the port
faithful. Where C# returns a colour through an out parameter, the Java signature takes a
one-element String array instead, which may be null when the caller does not want it.
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Constructor Summary
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Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionstatic StringformatGeneral(double value)Excel's General format: up to 11 significant digits, switching to scientific notation for very large or very small magnitudes.static StringformatNumber(double value, String code, boolean date1904, String[] colorOverride)Formats a numeric value (or a date/time serial) for display.static StringformatText(String text, String code, String[] colorOverride)Formats a text value.static StringgetBuiltInFormatCode(int id)
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Constructor Details
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NumberFormatText
public NumberFormatText()
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Method Details
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getBuiltInFormatCode
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formatNumber
public static String formatNumber(double value, String code, boolean date1904, String[] colorOverride)Formats a numeric value (or a date/time serial) for display.- Parameters:
value- the value to format.code- the number format code.date1904- true if the workbook uses the 1904 date system.colorOverride- optional one-element array that receives the colour the format asks for ("#RRGGBB"), or null.- Returns:
- the displayed text.
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formatText
Formats a text value. Only the fourth (text) section applies; without one the text is displayed unchanged.- Parameters:
text- the text to format.code- the number format code.colorOverride- optional one-element array that receives the colour the format asks for ("#RRGGBB"), or null.- Returns:
- the displayed text.
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formatGeneral
Excel's General format: up to 11 significant digits, switching to scientific notation for very large or very small magnitudes.- Parameters:
value- the value to format.- Returns:
- the displayed text.
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