Formatting body of enum type

I'm struggling to find formatting settings suitable for some moderately complex enum types.

In particular, I use enum types to define JTable columns:

public enum PurchaseVatTableColumns {
    COL1("Voucher ID - Line", String.class, true, VatData::getVoucherId, false, null, new DefaultTableCellRenderer(), (VatData vd) -> new DefaultCellEditor(new JTextField()), SwingConstants.LEFT, null, null),
    COL2("Invoice Date", Date.class, true, VatData::getInvoiceDate, true, (VatData vd, Object value) -> vd.setInvoiceDate((Date)value), new FormattedCellRenderer(new SimpleDateFormat("dd-MMM-yyyy")), (VatData vd) -> initDateCellEditor(vd), JLabel.LEFT, (VatData vd) -> showInvoiceDateTooltip(vd), (VatData vd) -> showInvoiceDateCellStyle(vd)),
    COL3("Invoice ID", String.class, true, VatData::getInvoiceId, false, null, new DefaultTableCellRenderer(), (VatData vd) -> new DefaultCellEditor(new JTextField()), SwingConstants.LEFT, null, null),
    COL3A("Original Inv", String.class, true, VatData::getOriginalInvoice, true, (VatData vd, Object value) -> {
        vd.setOriginalInvoice((String) value);
    }, new DefaultTableCellRenderer(), (VatData vd) -> new DefaultCellEditor(new JTextField() {
        @Override
        public Dimension getPreferredSize() {
            Dimension dim = super.getPreferredSize();
            dim.height *= 2;
            return dim;
        }
    }), SwingConstants.LEFT, null, null),

    COL4("Reference", String.class, true, VatData::getReference, false, null, new DefaultTableCellRenderer(), (VatData vd) -> new DefaultCellEditor(new JTextField()), SwingConstants.LEFT, null, null),
    COL5("Type", String.class, true, VatData::getType, false, null, new DefaultTableCellRenderer(), (VatData vd) -> new DefaultCellEditor(new JTextField()), SwingConstants.CENTER, null, null),
    COL6("VAT No", String.class, true, VatData::getVatRegistration, false, null, new DefaultTableCellRenderer(), (VatData vd) -> new DefaultCellEditor(new JTextField()), SwingConstants.LEFT, null, null),
    COL7("Supplier Name", String.class, true, VatData::getName, false, null, new DefaultTableCellRenderer(), (VatData vd) -> new DefaultCellEditor(new JTextField()), SwingConstants.LEFT, null, null),
    COL7A("Supplier id", String.class, true, VatData::getVendorId, false, null, new DefaultTableCellRenderer(), (VatData vd) -> new DefaultCellEditor(new JTextField()), SwingConstants.LEFT, null, null);

PurchaseVatTableColumns(String columnTitle, Class<?> columnClass, boolean visible, PurchaseVatDataGetter columnGetter, boolean editable, PurchaseVatDataSetter columnSetter, TableCellRenderer renderer, VatDataEditor editor, int alignment, PurchaseVatTooltipGetter tooltip, PurchaseVatCellStyle cellStyle) {
     this.columnTitle = columnTitle;
     this.columnClass = columnClass;
     this.visible = visible;
     this.columnGetter = columnGetter;
     this.editable = editable;
     this.columnSetter = columnSetter;
     this.renderer = renderer;
     this.editor = editor;
     this.alignment = alignment;
     this.tooltip = tooltip;
     this.cellStyle = cellStyle;

 }

... remainder excluded...

Using an enum in this way allows me to greatly simplify the table model class by referencing the interface used to get/set column values rather than using the more usual lengthy switch statements.

The problem is that I can't find any formatting settings that will nicely format the enum body.

Ideally, I'd like to see something the following where each parameter is on a new line:

COL1("Voucher ID - Line", 
        String.class, 
        true, 
        VatData::getVoucherId, 
        false, 
        null, 
        new DefaultTableCellRenderer(), 
        (VatData vd) -> new DefaultCellEditor(new JTextField()), 
        SwingConstants.LEFT, 
        null, 
        null),
COL2("Invoice Date", 
        Date.class, 
        true, 
        VatData::getInvoiceDate, 
        true, 
        (VatData vd, Object value) -> vd.setInvoiceDate((Date)value), 
        new FormattedCellRenderer(new SimpleDateFormat("dd-MMM-yyyy")), 
        (VatData vd) -> initDateCellEditor(vd), 
        JLabel.LEFT, 
        (VatData vd) -> showInvoiceDateTooltip(vd), 
        (VatData vd) -> showInvoiceDateCellStyle(vd)),

Any suggestions greatly welcome!

db