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I have an Excel file that I want to use in my application. Using jexcel I read and write an Excel file in the application, but I don't know how to set up the view for that file in my application. Are there any spreadsheet widgets available for Android to show an Excel file?
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Google Sheets for Android has most of the same features as the web version, and with the Google Sheets app, you can start working in the web app and continue your work from your mobile device. Google Sheets is free for non-business use and works with a free Gmail email address.
Choose "Widgets" > "Integrations" > Google Sheets, or simply search for "sheets" when adding widgets to see our Google Sheets options. Once you've added the widget, open the widget's settings via the ellipsis ("...") at the top right corner of the widget.
Widgets are inserted in the spreadsheet from the Widgets tab of the SpreadsheetConverter task pane in Excel. Select the cell where you want to insert the widget; then select the type of widget from the task pane. An options dialog appears, in which you can specify the detailed settings for the widget.
Why not use a TableLayout widget and programatically fill in the rows and columns while looping through the excel data? TableLayout supports rows and columns.
Usage example: http://developer.android.com/resources/tutorials/views/hello-tablelayout.html
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I think it'd be best to just use a GridView. Make a custom Adapter which fills a textview from the cell content, tie that to a GridView and there you go.
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