Posted by
Doug S-3 on
Feb 28, 2008; 2:50am
URL: http://imagej.273.s1.nabble.com/write-to-Excell-specific-cell-tp3697056p3697058.html
P.S.
Chengxin,
my idea would require using JAVA to access the Open Office package to
write a plugin
rather than using the ImageJ macro language.
Depending on your experience this might be intimidating,
but there is good documentation for writing ImageJ plugins
and using the Open Office package is a matter of using their well
documented classes
so it shouldn't be too bad if you know a little JAVA
DOug
Chengxin,
just an idea . . . I haven't used this package yet but
Sun's java IDE NetBeans has recently added integration with an open
source package called OpenOffice
OpenOffice is essentially a JAVA version of MicroSoft's Office, but its
free and open source 8-)
It can right EXCEL files as well as its own format:
http://www.openoffice.org/SUN has supported it as an open source package that helps JAVA itself
become more powerful
Their NetBeans JAVA IDE has a plugin or addon that makes working with
OpenOffice easier
http://www.netbeans.org/community/magazine/html/03/openoffice/http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/OpenOffice_NetBeans_IntegrationI think its well documented
You can do it with other IDEs I'm sure but it may require a little more
experience with JAVA packages
so it depends on your experience level and how attached you are to a
non-NetBeans IDE
Good Luck with it . . .
I'd like to say I could help more but probably won't be using OPenOffice
for a number of months now
Doug
Chengxin Li wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am very new to ImageJ, esp. new to Macro coding. I found this is the best forum to get help.
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> Currently I am doing Pathology related image measurement. After getting number from ImageJ Result and calculation, I hope to write the result to Excell cell interactively by Macro coding. e.g. computer pops up message:"Where to write ?", I input C5, then write the value to Excell C5 cell. Next time, I may input D5, then write to D5. I wonder any possible to implement this in Macro, and how ?
>
> Thank you very much for your help !
>
> Chengxin
>
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