View source: R/address2index.R
xl.index2address | R Documentation |
Converts Excel address to indexes and vice versa.
xl.index2address(top, left, bottom = NULL, right = NULL)
xl.address2index(str.range)
top |
integer top index of top-left cell |
left |
integer left index of top-left cell |
bottom |
integer bottom index of bottom-right cell |
right |
integer right index of bottom-right cell |
str.range |
character Excel range address |
xl.index2address returns character address (e. g. A1:B150), xl.address2index returns vector with four components: top, left, bottom, right.
xl.address2index("A1:D150")
xl.index2address(top=1, left=1)
## Not run:
a1 %=xl% a1
a1 = iris
addr = xl.binding.address(a1)$address
xl.address2index(addr)
## End(Not run)
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