set_style_path: Set style sheet path
In moj-analytical-services/xltabr: Automatically Write Beautifully Formatted Cross Tabulations/Contingency Tables to Excel
Description
Usage
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Description
Set the path to the style sheet to be used by package. To get this path see get_style_path.
Default cell formats used by xltabr is here.
If no path is supplied the function sets the style sheet to default.
Usage
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set_style_path(path = NULL)
Arguments
path
the file path to the style sheet path (xlsx file). If NULL the function sets the cell format to the default option.
Examples
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my_file_path <- system.file("extdata", "styles.xlsx", package = "xltabr")
set_style_path(my_file_path)
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Description Usage Arguments Examples
Description
Set the path to the style sheet to be used by package. To get this path see get_style_path. Default cell formats used by xltabr is here. If no path is supplied the function sets the style sheet to default.
Usage
1 | set_style_path(path = NULL)
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Arguments
path |
the file path to the style sheet path (xlsx file). If NULL the function sets the cell format to the default option. |
Examples
1 2 | my_file_path <- system.file("extdata", "styles.xlsx", package = "xltabr")
set_style_path(my_file_path)
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