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I have done a couple bar-charts programs, but I only have it replace the
data. It does not use any getDataBarFormatting.


The last time I created a bar chart, I used google charts. The program
writes an html file with the chart data.
It then emails the html file to desired people. It was actually easier
than trying to create the charts in Excel.



On Tue, Jul 9, 2019 at 10:09 AM Robert Jacobs <robertjacobsit@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

I have been hunting around for a way to implement data-bars in an Excel
file using POI. We are currently using Scott's HSSF utility, but the
getDataBarFormatting, and other required methods, are not defined. I was
curious if anybody has been able to successfully implement them into their
RPG code, and if so, if they had any examples I could mooch off of them.
I've found 1 or 2 examples where this was implemented in a Java program
(using the Apache POI tool set), but I'm having a really hard time with
prototypes, and I was hoping somebody out there had tried and succeeded
before me.

Thanks in advance for any help!
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