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Hi Joseph Docjure uses the Apache POI library, so you can find the information there – look under the Excel API (XSSF) at http://poi.apache.org Please give it a whirl and...

I did not encounter this use case as I mostly use it for two use cases: "read to Clojure data" or "write Clojure data structures to a sheet". I agree...

Thanks for the feedback. It sounds like an interesting use cases. The current stream story of Docjure is just to perform stream IO: the document is still built up in-memory....

I don't have an example for that, but when I will be happy to add it to the examples when you are done since it seems like a common use-case.

Thanks for joining the development. You are welcome to submit a pull request if you build a something useful.

Also, this is related to the proposals from - @bagl in pull request #47 - @strykai, @gwzbenjamin and @lokori from pull request #45 It would be great if you would...

V2 is an idea for a cleaner Docjure API, but it needs helpers to happen. @krisleech: It would be great if you want to help out defining it.

My idea is to simplify and make it more composable by encapsulating the underlying POI fully behind a state/cursor data structure that would enable for example more idiomatic markup and...

Hello Takapai Thank you for the bug report. I believe it is a problem with the underlying Apache POI library. It does not fully support all Excel formulas. You can...

Thanks for spotting this. I agree Docjure should be able to round-trip the read-write, also in the edge cases. Is this a general time-zone problem or just in at the...