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Certifications. Testing. Details Written by Last Updated on 30 May 2019 In this tutorial, I will share with you how to read Excel files programmatically using Java.You know, Excel is the very popular file format created by Microsoft. Although it is not an opened file format, Java applications can still read and write Excel files using the Apache POI - the Java API for Microsoft Documents, because the development team uses reverse-engineering to understand the Excel file format. Hence the name POI stands for Poor Obfuscation Implementation.This tutorial shows you how simple and easy it is to read Excel files using Apache POI’s API. Getting Apache POI libraryApache POI is the pure Java API for reading and writing Excel files in both formats XLS (Excel 2003 and earlier) and XLSX (Excel 2007 and later). To use Apache POI in your Java project:.
For non-Maven projects:. Download the latest release of the library here: Extract the zip file and add the appropriate JAR files to your project’s classpath:- If you are reading and writing only Excel 2003 format, only the file poi-VERSION.jar is enough.- If you are reading and writing Excel 2007 format, you have to include the following files:. poi-ooxml-VERSION.jar. poi-ooxml-schemas-VERSION.jar.
xmlbeans-VERSION.jar.