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I have a large spreadsheet that uses merged regions extensively. I
wrote an application using the Java Jakarta POI framework that reads this spreadsheet and generates other data from it. In general, it works fine. However, I just discovered a curious anomaly in at least a single merged region in the spreadsheet. One merged region is 1 row and 2 columns. There is a single string visible and centered in the merged region. I discovered that when my application reads the cells, it finds that visible value when reading the first cell, but it also finds a value in the second cell, which is an obsolete value that we used to use. I can verify this data is present if I select and Copy the entire second column and paste it into an external editor. The hidden value becomes visible. I'm going to investigate whether I can detect this condition with POI, but I'd like to know if there's some way in the Excel interface I can detect and fix (remove) these hidden values. |
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