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-
- package org.apache.poi.ss.excelant;
-
- import org.apache.poi.ss.usermodel.Workbook;
-
-
- /**
- * In Excel there are many ways to handle manipulating a workbook based
- * on some arbitrary user action (onChange, etc). You use this interface
- * to create classes that will handle the workbook in whatever manner is needed
- * that cannot be handled by POI.
- * <p>
- * For example, suppose that in Excel when you update a cell the workbook
- * does some calculations and updates other cells based on that change. In
- * ExcelAnt you would set the value of the cell then write your own handler
- * then call that from your Ant task after the set task.
- *
- * @author Jon Svede ( jon [at] loquatic [dot] com )
- * @author Brian Bush ( brian [dot] bush [at] nrel [dot] gov )
- *
- */
- public interface IExcelAntWorkbookHandler {
-
-
- public void setWorkbook( Workbook workbook ) ;
-
- public void execute() ;
-
-
- }
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