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package org.apache.poi.ss.usermodel.helpers;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.HashSet;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Set;

import org.apache.poi.ss.usermodel.Row;
import org.apache.poi.ss.usermodel.Sheet;
import org.apache.poi.ss.util.CellRangeAddress;
import org.apache.poi.util.Beta;

Helper for shifting columns up or down
Since:POI 4.0.0
/** * Helper for shifting columns up or down * * @since POI 4.0.0 */
// non-Javadoc: This abstract class exists to consolidate duplicated code between XSSFColumnShifter and HSSFColumnShifter // (currently methods sprinkled throughout HSSFSheet) @Beta public abstract class ColumnShifter extends BaseRowColShifter { protected final Sheet sheet; public ColumnShifter(Sheet sh) { sheet = sh; }
Shifts, grows, or shrinks the merged regions due to a column shift. Merged regions that are completely overlaid by shifting will be deleted.
Params:
  • startColumn – the column to start shifting
  • endColumn – the column to end shifting
  • n – the number of columns to shift
Returns:an array of affected merged regions, doesn't contain deleted ones
Since:POI 4.0.0
/** * Shifts, grows, or shrinks the merged regions due to a column shift. * Merged regions that are completely overlaid by shifting will be deleted. * * @param startColumn the column to start shifting * @param endColumn the column to end shifting * @param n the number of columns to shift * @return an array of affected merged regions, doesn't contain deleted ones * @since POI 4.0.0 */
// Keep this code in sync with {@link RowShifter#shiftMergedRegions} @Override public List<CellRangeAddress> shiftMergedRegions(int startColumn, int endColumn, int n) { List<CellRangeAddress> shiftedRegions = new ArrayList<>(); Set<Integer> removedIndices = new HashSet<>(); //move merged regions completely if they fall within the new region boundaries when they are shifted int size = sheet.getNumMergedRegions(); for (int i = 0; i < size; i++) { CellRangeAddress merged = sheet.getMergedRegion(i); // remove merged region that are replaced by the shifting, // i.e. where the area includes something in the overwritten area if(removalNeeded(merged, startColumn, endColumn, n)) { removedIndices.add(i); continue; } boolean inStart = (merged.getFirstColumn() >= startColumn || merged.getLastColumn() >= startColumn); boolean inEnd = (merged.getFirstColumn() <= endColumn || merged.getLastColumn() <= endColumn); //don't check if it's not within the shifted area if (!inStart || !inEnd) { continue; } //only shift if the region outside the shifted columns is not merged too if (!merged.containsColumn(startColumn - 1) && !merged.containsColumn(endColumn + 1)) { merged.setFirstColumn(merged.getFirstColumn() + n); merged.setLastColumn(merged.getLastColumn() + n); //have to remove/add it back shiftedRegions.add(merged); removedIndices.add(i); } } if(!removedIndices.isEmpty()) { sheet.removeMergedRegions(removedIndices); } //read so it doesn't get shifted again for (CellRangeAddress region : shiftedRegions) { sheet.addMergedRegion(region); } return shiftedRegions; } // Keep in sync with {@link RowShifter#removalNeeded} private boolean removalNeeded(CellRangeAddress merged, int startColumn, int endColumn, int n) { final int movedColumns = endColumn - startColumn + 1; // build a range of the columns that are overwritten, i.e. the target-area, but without // columns that are moved along final CellRangeAddress overwrite; if(n > 0) { // area is moved down => overwritten area is [endColumn + n - movedColumns, endColumn + n] final int firstCol = Math.max(endColumn + 1, endColumn + n - movedColumns); final int lastCol = endColumn + n; overwrite = new CellRangeAddress(0, 0, firstCol, lastCol); } else { // area is moved up => overwritten area is [startColumn + n, startColumn + n + movedColumns] final int firstCol = startColumn + n; final int lastCol = Math.min(startColumn - 1, startColumn + n + movedColumns); overwrite = new CellRangeAddress(0, 0, firstCol, lastCol); } // if the merged-region and the overwritten area intersect, we need to remove it return merged.intersects(overwrite); } public void shiftColumns(int firstShiftColumnIndex, int lastShiftColumnIndex, int step){ if(step > 0){ for (Row row : sheet) if(row != null) row.shiftCellsRight(firstShiftColumnIndex, lastShiftColumnIndex, step); } else if(step < 0){ for (Row row : sheet) if(row != null) row.shiftCellsLeft(firstShiftColumnIndex, lastShiftColumnIndex, -step); } //else step == 0 => nothing to shift } }