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The PalOOCa Project offers a fast, flexible and intuitive Office-based Business Intelligence solution based on Jedox. It provides an extension for OpenOffice.org Calc which allows both, read and write, access to data from within the Jedox OLAP Server via Calc. If used together with the Open Source Jedox/Palo OLAP Server it completes the Open Source MOLAP-Stack for Business Intelligence. Additionally to Jedox OLAP it is also (read-only) compatible to (almost) all OLAP servers supporting...

Xelem is a compact Java-library to read and write Excel files of type SpreadsheetML. It can produce sophisticated, intricate and complex spreadsheets from within any Java program. And, since the release of xelem.2.0, it can read xml-spreadsheets.

DocsFree is the first and only open source java-based Docs App Server. DocsFree is offered as an alternative to proprietary Docs solutions MS Office Online and Sharepoint, as well as to proprietary Docs SaaS offerings such as Google Docs.

JExcelApi is a java library which provides the ability to read, write, and modify Microsoft Excel spreadsheets. This project mirrors the files on http://www.jexcelapi.org, which has been known to go down on occasion.

A Pure Java Office suite which is compatible with the MS file formats. Since it doesn't require native libraries, it can be loaded inside any browsers and any platforms. Notably it promotes Enterprise 2.0 by combination of uEngine BPM and web office

Expr4J aims to provide a general purpose expression parser, which is also compatible with Microsoft Excel. It will provide an implementation of the built in functions in MS Excel as well as a calculation engine.

This program converts, compares, merges, normalizes, and refactors data to and from disparate sources (CSV, Excel, and any JDBC/ODBC database) for use in a Java program.

CleanSheets is the first spreadsheet application that is both extensible and platform-independent. It features a formula language that closely resembles that of Microsoft Excel, and extensions for aiding end-user programmers develop correct spreadsheets.

Free Java Office suite on the Web.

Jeppers is a full featured web-based spreadsheet editor written in Java. It also provides an LGPL grid component that can be used in Swing applications.

OpenJeks - free software. It's a "brick" to improve the spreadsheet Jeks from eTeks http://www.eteks.com. Openjeks can be plugged on a Jtable to format it with somes options (format, police, background, borders) for a cell or a cell set.