sbf_save_excel | R Documentation |
Save Dataframe to Excel Workbook
sbf_save_excel(
x,
x_name = substitute(x),
max_sheets = 1L,
sub = sbf_get_sub(),
main = sbf_get_main(),
epgs = NULL
)
x |
The data frame to save. |
x_name |
A string of the name. |
max_sheets |
An integer specifying the maximum number of sheets to split your table into for writing to excel. The default is 1. |
sub |
A string specifying the path to the sub folder (by default the current sub folder). |
main |
A string specifying the path to the main folder (by default the current main folder) |
epgs |
The projection to convert to |
This takes a data frame and saves it to their own excel workbook.
This function will split up large dataframes into smaller tables for writing
to excel because excel only allows a maximum number of 1,048,576. For the
max_sheets
argument you can pass a number higher then the required
and it will only return as many sheets as there is data.
An invisible string of the path to the saved data.frame
Other save functions:
sbf_basename_sans_ext()
,
sbf_save_aws_files()
,
sbf_save_block()
,
sbf_save_data()
,
sbf_save_data_to_db()
,
sbf_save_data_to_pg()
,
sbf_save_datas()
,
sbf_save_datas_to_db()
,
sbf_save_db_metatable_descriptions()
,
sbf_save_db_to_workbook()
,
sbf_save_excels()
,
sbf_save_gpkg()
,
sbf_save_gpkgs()
,
sbf_save_number()
,
sbf_save_numbers()
,
sbf_save_object()
,
sbf_save_objects()
,
sbf_save_plot()
,
sbf_save_png()
,
sbf_save_string()
,
sbf_save_strings()
,
sbf_save_table()
,
sbf_save_window()
,
sbf_save_workbook()
Other excel:
sbf_get_workbook_name()
,
sbf_save_db_to_workbook()
,
sbf_save_excels()
,
sbf_save_workbook()
## Not run:
sbf_save_excel()
## End(Not run)
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