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public int | getCol()Fetches the cell's spreadsheet column.
return col;
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public java.lang.String | getInputValue()Fetches the cell's inputValue attribute, which is the actual user input
rather (such as a formula) than computed value of the cell.
return inputValue;
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public java.lang.String | getNumericValue()Fetches the cell's numericValue attribute, which is a decimal
representation.
return numericValue;
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public int | getRow()Fetches the cell's spreadsheet row.
return row;
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public java.lang.String | getValue()Fetches the cell's contents, after any computation. For example, if the
cell actually contains a formula, this will return the formula's computed
value.
return value;
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public boolean | hasNumericValue()Indicates whether the cell's contents are numeric.
return numericValue != null;
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public void | setCol(int col)Sets the cell's spreadsheet column.
this.col = col;
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public void | setInputValue(java.lang.String inputValue)Sets the cell's actual contents (such as a formula, or a raw value.)
this.inputValue = inputValue;
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public void | setNumericValue(java.lang.String numericValue)Sets the cell's numeric value. This can be different from the actual
value; for instance, the actual value may be a thousands-delimited pretty
string, while the numeric value could be the raw decimal.
this.numericValue = numericValue;
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public void | setRow(int row)Sets the cell's spreadsheet row.
this.row = row;
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public void | setValue(java.lang.String value)Sets the cell's computed value.
this.value = value;
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