Mini Excel

DSA - PROJECT
Creating a Mini-Ultimate Excel Sheet Manager
Your goal is to create a class called mini excel. This class will have a subclass of cell . The
major concept to be used is the same as a doubly linked list as we have already
implemented. In the doubly linked list, each node had two links (next and previous). Think of
each cell in excel sheet as a node. Each node will now have four links (up, down, left and
right). The top left cell of the sheet will be treated as the root node.
All cells in the top most row will have nullptr in their up link.
All cells in the last row will have nullptr in their down link.
All cells in the right most column will have nullptr in their right link.
All cells in the left most column will have nullptr in their left link.
You can get a better understanding of the links from the figure below:
Functions to be included in Mini Excel Class:

1. Excel()
This is the constructor of your Excel class. It initially makes a 5 by 5 grid of cells
having space character as data. We keep a cell* (call it current) as an attribute of
Excel class. This is actually the active cell of your excel sheet..
2. InsertRowAbove()
Inserts a row above the current cell. You will have to play with up links of all cells in
the given row index. Set the four links of newly inserted cells accordingly.
3. InsertRowBelow()
Inserts a row below the current cell. You will have to play with the downlink of all cells
in the given row index. Set the four links of newly inserted cells accordingly.
4. InsertColumnToRight()
Inserts a column to the right of the current cell. You will have to play with the right
link of all cells in the given column index. Set the four links of newly inserted cells
accordingly.
5. InsertColumnToLeft()
Inserts a column to the left of the current cell. You will have to play with the left link
of all cells in the given column index. Set the four links of newly inserted cells
accordingly.
6. InsertCellByRightShift()
It shifts the current cell to the right and adds a new cell in its place. Note that this
function will result in insertion of a new column at the rightmost end of the sheet.
7. InsertCellByDownShift()
It shifts the current cell one row down and adds a new cell in its place. Note that this
function will result in insertion of a new row at the bottom end of the sheet.
8. DeleteCellByLeftShift()
It deletes the current cell and left shifts all cells to its right (only in the deleted cell’s
row) by one step. Update current cell to be the cell which was to the left of deleted
cell.
9. DeleteCellByUpShift(l)
It deletes the current cell and shifts all cells below it (only in the deleted cell’s
column) one step up. Update current cell to be the cell which was above the deleted
cell.
10. DeleteColumn()
It deleted the column of the current cell. It then updates the links of involved cells
accordingly.
11. DeleteRow()
It deletes row of the current cell.It then updates the links of involved cells
accordingly.
12. ClearColumn()
It clears data of the entire column of current cell. When we display the sheet, the
cleared cells should be shown empty.
13. ClearRow()
It clears data of the entire row of the current cell. When we display the sheet, the
cleared cells should be shown empty.
14. GetRangeSum(RangeStart, RangeEnd)
It receives indices of starting and ending cells in the range and computes the range
sum. Refer to MS Excel Spreadsheet to learn how range sum works.
15. GetRangeAverage(RangeStart, RangeEnd)
It receives indices of starting and ending cells in the range and computes the range
average. Refer to MS Excel Spreadsheet to learn how range average works.
16. Iterator class
The iterator should be able to move up, down, left and right. You can use pre-
increment and pre-decrement operators for row increment and row decrement.
Similarly, post increment and post decrement operators can be used for column
increment and column decrement.
17. PrintSheet()
It should print all the contents of the sheet in tabular form. You will have to make
PrintGrid(), PrintCellBorder(), PrintDataInCell() functions as well.
18. Implement the following functions. All of these take a range starting and range
ending cell.
SUM
AVG
COUNT
MIN
MAX
The result should be printed in the cell selected by the user.
19. Copy()
It selects a cell range and stores the data in cells in some array/ vector.
20. Cut()
It performs the function of Copy() with an additional task of clearing the data in
selected cells.
21. Paste()
It pastes the data of cut/ copied cells in the cells starting from the current cell. If
there are not enough cells after the current cell, it adds more rows/ columns
accordingly.
22. Cell Functions
Your cell class should have the following attributes:
Color
Cell alignment
Data type(char,int or float)
Data stored in cell should be string of length 4
23. File Handling

Create sheet save and sheet load functions.
24. Bonus
Resetting of cell width and height on inserting characters more than cell width as
explained in class.
Good luck

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Creating a Mini-Ultimate Excel Sheet Manager

Functions to be included in Mini Excel Class:

23. File Handling

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