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FYI: Problem saved. I ended up with the following code: cell = HSSFRow_GetCell(Row: 85); if cell = *NULL; cell = HSSFRow_createCell(Row: 85); HSSFCell_setCellType(cell: CELL_TYPE_STRING); endif; TempStr = new_String(EU0086); HSSFCell_setCellValueStr(cell: TempStr); But it dont give me the answer why.... because lots of the other alpha cells were empty too.... well.. I guess it's time to relax :-) Thanks alot for the help. Btw. the numeric 'right align' problem I have had, is ok now. Best regards, Leif ----- Original Message ----- From: "Scott Klement" <rpg400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> To: "RPG programming on the AS400 / iSeries" <rpg400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: 24. juni 2005 21:04 Subject: Re: Update a spreadsheet with data from iSeries > Hello, > > > cell = HSSFRow_GetCell(Row: 85); <-------------ERROR (cell=0) > [SNIP] > > Cell no. 85 returns with 0 (zero) which indicates 'no cell found' > > and the program dumps in line 3 of the section. > > > > There is nothing wrong with cell no. 85 in the row as I can see. > > All fields that gives the error is char. fields. > > To conserve space, Excel will only include cells if they're not empty. The > empty cells are not saved to the file. > > Therefore, you may get this error when trying to update a cell that's > empty in your spreadsheet. I suggest that you check it by coding > something like the following (untested): > > cell = HSSFRow_getCell(row: 85); > if cell = *NULL; > cell = HSSFRow_createCell(row: 85); > endif; > > Good luck
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