Description Usage Arguments Details Value
View source: R/ExcelWithColor.R
Reads in the fill colour of excel workbooks. Creates a data frame for each sheet in a list if mutliple sheets are requested. Creates a colour column for each colour column specified.
1 | read.xlsx.withcolor(file, colorColumns, sheet = NULL, header = T)
|
file |
the path to the file you intend to read. Can be an xls or xlsx format. |
colorColumns |
column numbers for which you want to read the colour, for multiple sheets pass a list for each sheet (see details). For no colour columns pass zero. |
sheet |
NULL(default) for all sheets otherwise a vector of sheet numbers or names to read. |
header |
should the 1st row be read in as a header? defaults to T. |
For colourColumns
pass a list of numeric vectors for each
sheet. For example for 2 sheets colourColumns = list(c(1,2), c(3))
for
columns 1 and 2 in the first sheet and 3 in the second. If the list of
colourColumns
is shorter than the sheets the remaining sheets will be assumed to have no
colour columns. If the list of colour columns is longer only the first n
elements will be used where n is the number of sheets with a warning.
A data frame for one sheet or a list of data frames for multiple sheets
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