Examples of org.apache.poi.hssf.record.ExtSSTRecord$InfoSubRecord

org.apache.poi.hssf.record.ExtSSTRecord
Title: Extended Static String Table (0x00FF)
Description: This record is used for a quick lookup into the SST record. This record breaks the SST table into a set of buckets. The offsets to these buckets within the SST record are kept as well as the position relative to the start of the SST record. REFERENCE: PG 313 Microsoft Excel 97 Developer's Kit (ISBN: 1-57231-498-2)
@author Andrew C. Oliver (acoliver at apache dot org) @author Jason Height (jheight at apache dot org) @see org.apache.poi.hssf.record.ExtSSTInfoSubRecord

     * Creates the ExtendedSST record with numstrings per bucket set to 0x8.  HSSF
     * doesn't yet know what to do with this thing, but we create it with nothing in
     * it hardly just to make Excel happy and our sheets look like Excel's
     */
    private static ExtSSTRecord createExtendedSST() {
        ExtSSTRecord retval = new ExtSSTRecord();
        retval.setNumStringsPerBucket(( short ) 0x8);
        return retval;
    }

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     * Creates the ExtendedSST record with numstrings per bucket set to 0x8.  HSSF
     * doesn't yet know what to do with this thing, but we create it with nothing in
     * it hardly just to make Excel happy and our sheets look like Excel's
     */
    private static ExtSSTRecord createExtendedSST() {
        ExtSSTRecord retval = new ExtSSTRecord();
        retval.setNumStringsPerBucket(( short ) 0x8);
        return retval;
    }

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     * Creates the ExtendedSST record with numstrings per bucket set to 0x8.  HSSF
     * doesn't yet know what to do with this thing, but we create it with nothing in
     * it hardly just to make Excel happy and our sheets look like Excel's
     */
    private static ExtSSTRecord createExtendedSST() {
        ExtSSTRecord retval = new ExtSSTRecord();
        retval.setNumStringsPerBucket(( short ) 0x8);
        return retval;
    }

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     * Creates the ExtendedSST record with numstrings per bucket set to 0x8.  HSSF
     * doesn't yet know what to do with this thing, but we create it with nothing in
     * it hardly just to make Excel happy and our sheets look like Excel's
     */
    private static ExtSSTRecord createExtendedSST() {
        ExtSSTRecord retval = new ExtSSTRecord();
        retval.setNumStringsPerBucket(( short ) 0x8);
        return retval;
    }

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     * Creates the ExtendedSST record with numstrings per bucket set to 0x8.  HSSF
     * doesn't yet know what to do with this thing, but we create it with nothing in
     * it hardly just to make Excel happy and our sheets look like Excel's
     */
    private static ExtSSTRecord createExtendedSST() {
        ExtSSTRecord retval = new ExtSSTRecord();
        retval.setNumStringsPerBucket(( short ) 0x8);
        return retval;
    }

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     * Creates the ExtendedSST record with numstrings per bucket set to 0x8.  HSSF
     * doesn't yet know what to do with this thing, but we create it with nothing in
     * it hardly just to make Excel happy and our sheets look like Excel's
     */
    private static ExtSSTRecord createExtendedSST() {
        ExtSSTRecord retval = new ExtSSTRecord();
        retval.setNumStringsPerBucket(( short ) 0x8);
        return retval;
    }

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     * Creates the ExtendedSST record with numstrings per bucket set to 0x8.  HSSF
     * doesn't yet know what to do with this thing, but we create it with nothing in
     * it hardly just to make Excel happy and our sheets look like Excel's
     */
    private static ExtSSTRecord createExtendedSST() {
        ExtSSTRecord retval = new ExtSSTRecord();
        retval.setNumStringsPerBucket(( short ) 0x8);
        return retval;
    }

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     * Creates the ExtendedSST record with numstrings per bucket set to 0x8.  HSSF
     * doesn't yet know what to do with this thing, but we create it with nothing in
     * it hardly just to make Excel happy and our sheets look like Excel's
     */
    private static ExtSSTRecord createExtendedSST() {
        ExtSSTRecord retval = new ExtSSTRecord();
        retval.setNumStringsPerBucket(( short ) 0x8);
        return retval;
    }

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     * Creates the ExtendedSST record with numstrings per bucket set to 0x8.  HSSF
     * doesn't yet know what to do with this thing, but we create it with nothing in
     * it hardly just to make Excel happy and our sheets look like Excel's
     */
    private static ExtSSTRecord createExtendedSST() {
        ExtSSTRecord retval = new ExtSSTRecord();
        retval.setNumStringsPerBucket(( short ) 0x8);
        return retval;
    }

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     * Creates the ExtendedSST record with numstrings per bucket set to 0x8.  HSSF
     * doesn't yet know what to do with this thing, but we create it with nothing in
     * it hardly just to make Excel happy and our sheets look like Excel's
     */
    private static ExtSSTRecord createExtendedSST() {
        ExtSSTRecord retval = new ExtSSTRecord();
        retval.setNumStringsPerBucket(( short ) 0x8);
        return retval;
    }

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