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# v0.5.0
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### Features
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* Methods for writing a matrix of values starting from a source cell or in append and the method for deleting a matrix of cells has been added to Excel Sheet
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* Wrapper classes can be initialized with static of() methods
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* There are methods parseToObject() and parseToList() in ExcelSheet which allow, through defined rules, to assign the values of precise cells to the fields of an object.
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### Fixes
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* The readValue() method correctly returns the Date type
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* The readValue(Class<?> type) method checks better if the return value is a date
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### Removed
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* Methods that have been deprecated since v0.4.0 have been removed
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### Changes
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* Constructor methods of wrapper classes are now private
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* The writeValue() method uses the yyyy-MM-dd and yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm style to represent date and time
One of the main features of the library is to be able to perform conversions. The **Converter** class has methods that convert **EXCEL <-> POJOs**, **EXCEL <-> CSV** and **EXCEL <-> JSON**<br>
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ExcelSheet provides two methods for parsing the Sheet into an object or a list of objects.<br>
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The advantage of these methods comes from the annotations and the mapping class that allow you to define the positions of the values of each field and the rules on how the various objects are positioned
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