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Hey all you very experienced I-Series development professionals! :?: I am in need of guidance. I am a converted COBOL/Natural developer who worked in a very strictly controlled environment who is taking on a position in an I-Series/RPGLE shop. I am looking for a reasonably priced school/company that...

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Rowshift works as expected, when you are using the correct file type.

I switched to using a .xls file and everything clicked.

Jason

I'll try that. I am not real confident with this yet, so i hope you all don't mind me bugging you with it as i get stuck.

Fair question. Maybe I am not thinking correctly on this. My thought process revolved around all the existing formatting in the spreadsheet to match the original PDF version of the statement. I thought, if I could simply fill in some details, it would cut down on complexity since we are brand new to...

New question....Old topic this time I am stumped I am trying to shift rows down in a spreadsheet to insert a new row. Overall goal - Using existing Template Spreadsheet. Recreate an account monthly customer statement in Excel from the iseries. Create an account statement by inserting detail records ...

My wife may have a differing opinion.

I have got to stop answering my own questions AFTER asking a group of peers.

The answer was, I needed to remove the 'Class' statement in the definition blow as well are the 'O'.

SMH. lol

I am just coming back to RPGLE after a long stint away from development so I am rusty (like 10 years of rust). Apache POI and java are brand new concepts to my new company and I was selected to learn them for us. So far it has been fun but I am stuck at the moment and it is probably just lack of a b...

Hi Scott,
I ran into a case of, I didn't know what I didn't know. I was able to get the Apache POI 3.6 and Your matching software talking to each other. I have another question though and I will post in a different forum.

New here, so forgive me if this has all been answered once or twice. I am trying to implement Apache POI and the HssfR4/xlparser software at the small business I work for and I am running into walls. I am using the Apache POI 3.6 version and trying to stay as close to the instruction that Scott has ...